cornishrep wrote:....i do not understand why you have been told it is scab mail???
could you elaborate if possible on this----who said this to you??
just so we can understand because i cant fathom out why someone would have told you this!
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QUOTE FROM BBC NEWS SITE:
Willy Marshall, branch secretary of Central Scotland CWU, said anger had "boiled over" into the unofficial dispute.
"Our workers were asked to sort scab mail, which is mail the managers should handle if our workers are on strike, and they refused so they were suspended," he said.
"We want our men that were sent home to be brought back and start getting paid again and unless that happens the strike will continue."
You can read it yourself at:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/6925955.stm
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QUOTE FROM SCOTSMAN NEWS SITE:
Hundred of workers at a sorting office in Edinburgh called the wildcat strike yesterday in protest against being asked to sort "scab" mail.
The dispute in Edinburgh flared after four workers had their pay stopped for refusing to handle mail transferred from Glasgow following an unofficial strike there, said the Communication Workers Union. Around 200 walked out yesterday morning.
You can read it yourself at :
http://news.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?tid ... 1202562007