Roll of honour

Post by **rhino49** » 02 Aug 2007, 22:03

I've heard of, and seen a number of acts of kindness and support from firms and individual customers and the public at large during this dispute - if they've been good to us we should be good to them - give them a mention on here by way of a thankyou to them and a great big "up yours" to the ones who don't care about us (you know who you are) 3MC at Cadman House in Sale sent over fresh coffee for the picket line today - and did the washing up afterwards

Post by **POSTMAN** » 02 Aug 2007, 22:27

What a great idea

Although i aint got any to thank,as our place is out of the way.

johnnyp · Post by **johnnyp** » 02 Aug 2007, 22:31

Woman who lives next to our office ,lets us use her toilet

vigilante · Post by **vigilante** » 02 Aug 2007, 22:39

johnnypick wrote:Woman who lives next to our office ,lets us use her toilet

plenty of skids down her pan then.

johnnyp · Post by **johnnyp** » 02 Aug 2007, 22:44

cornishrep wrote:
johnnypick wrote:Woman who lives next to our office ,lets us use her toilet
plenty of skids down her pan then.

No number 2s allowed

Round to mcdonalds on the high st for them

IWW Fellow Worker · Post by **IWW Fellow Worker** » 02 Aug 2007, 22:52

The probation service:- Tea and biscuits.
Territorial Army (Royal Signals):- Tea, coffee and the use of their toilets.

ROCKY · Post by **ROCKY** » 03 Aug 2007, 09:25

well done the scaleys,shocked to here the rqms actually GAVE things though,in my day he would have charged for the one you had and the one to replace it

Stormproof · Post by **Stormproof** » 03 Aug 2007, 09:36

A guy suited & booted walked up to our picket line and asked if we are on strike, we said 'we were', got his wallet out and handed over Â£20 for tea/coffees etc

Unison have visited a few times and offered help, photocopying etc

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 03 Aug 2007, 15:09

The Vulcan Pub in Huddersfield - on the first day they even asked the pickets if they should accept a Special of a Manager and did not even speak to him till the posties had cleared it. Also for being able to use their facilities.

Wilbur Spoons · Post by **Wilbur Spoons** » 03 Aug 2007, 15:12

A customer came by yesterday for a packet and seeing we were on strike said that she wouldnt cross the picket out of support to us and her packet could wait. Well in Missus!

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 03 Aug 2007, 15:14

IWW Fellow Worker wrote:The probation service:- Tea and biscuits.
Territorial Army (Royal Signals):- Tea, coffee and the use of their toilets.

My dad had a Jimmy - good bunch the Scaly backs they know how to look after people.

hotshot · Post by **hotshot** » 03 Aug 2007, 16:45

Pompey CWU would like to thank the isle of wight FBU for their support and donation to the Branch also
the Civil Servents Union for their support on our Picket Line with their Banner for number of hours cheer's.

IWW Fellow Worker · Post by **IWW Fellow Worker** » 03 Aug 2007, 18:11

ROCKY wrote:well done the scaleys,shocked to here the rqms actually GAVE things though,in my day he would have charged for the one you had and the one to replace it

I think we were on to a winner as he had a Liverbird tattoo and I mentioned a couple of us used to be in the City of Liverpool Fld Amb many years ago.

Senior NCO's know how to look after and manage people. Something Royal Mail managers know nothing about.

cruisey · Post by **cruisey** » 03 Aug 2007, 18:26

The post office next to our D.O. Coffee's without fail every strike

Yahoorsur · Post by **Yahoorsur** » 03 Aug 2007, 20:47

The woman who gave us the pkt of Quality Street,the woman who waked into the Callers office and called the wee twat 'a f*cking Scabby bastard' the numorous folk who tooted the car horns,we have so much support out there,lets use it

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Roll of honour

Roll of honour

skids

Re: skids

Good On Yer