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Will we have the same support is the question?
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madelin4
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Will we have the same support is the question?
If more strikes are called will we have the same support as the first time round? Some ones in my office not so sure as they dont believe strikes should have been called of to begin with.. lets hope we do, i believe we will.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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In my office, because of local "difficulties" I think we will have a 5th 100% 
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Crackerjackpencil
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Well I can't speak for otheres, but I'll still be out on the picket line come hell or high water. We only had about half a dozen cross the picket line last time, and I hope we have the same support.
The only bugbear in all this is the fact that management have had quite a while to put contingency plans in place when the talks fail...I believe the managent had no intention of honouring the agreement set out by both the Union and Management....I just hope most people I work with see the screws for the lying gits they are....Though I don't think the screws realise yet how close to the axe falling on them is too
The only bugbear in all this is the fact that management have had quite a while to put contingency plans in place when the talks fail...I believe the managent had no intention of honouring the agreement set out by both the Union and Management....I just hope most people I work with see the screws for the lying gits they are....Though I don't think the screws realise yet how close to the axe falling on them is too
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L Tommo
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THE LONG HAWL
Did anyone expect RM to bowl over at the first strike??? Did any one in there right mind think that if we post a few letters to No 10 or moan a bit on here that RM would say "OK BOYS N GIRLS YOU CAN HAVE WOT YOU WANT WITH SUGAR ON TOP?"
NO!!!!! I DONT THINK ANYONE DID IN THERE RIGHT MIND... WE ALL WANT IT OVER AND SORTED BUT WE ALL HAVE TO BE PREPARD FOR THE LONG HAWL... It aint even started yet and good people are worrying and putting doubt in there own minds.... Which is contagous!!! So please dont.... I understand this thread but the more we all talk down and doom and gloom RM win.... They win hands down...
I SAY FECK EM!!!! FIGHT EM NOW HARDER THAN BEFORE.... KEEP OUR SPIRITS UP,.... KEEP THE 318 GOING.. KEEP THE BANTER ON HERE....##
WE SHALL PREVAIL.... KEEP STRONG AND WE SHALL OVER COME... ROME WERNT BUILT IN A DAY!!!!!
NEVER LET THE BASTARDS GRIND US DOWN!!!!

NO!!!!! I DONT THINK ANYONE DID IN THERE RIGHT MIND... WE ALL WANT IT OVER AND SORTED BUT WE ALL HAVE TO BE PREPARD FOR THE LONG HAWL... It aint even started yet and good people are worrying and putting doubt in there own minds.... Which is contagous!!! So please dont.... I understand this thread but the more we all talk down and doom and gloom RM win.... They win hands down...
I SAY FECK EM!!!! FIGHT EM NOW HARDER THAN BEFORE.... KEEP OUR SPIRITS UP,.... KEEP THE 318 GOING.. KEEP THE BANTER ON HERE....##
WE SHALL PREVAIL.... KEEP STRONG AND WE SHALL OVER COME... ROME WERNT BUILT IN A DAY!!!!!
NEVER LET THE BASTARDS GRIND US DOWN!!!!
L TOMMO.... ILLEGITIMIS NON CARBORUNDUM........
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DirtyHarry
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Re: Will we have the same support is the question?
Well madelin4, if management decide to continue to act like relics from the 1930s, I'll be playing my part to bring the postal network to a grindingmadelin4 wrote:If more strikes are called will we have the same support as the first time round? Some ones in my office not so sure as they dont believe strikes should have been called of to begin with.. lets hope we do, i believe we will.![]()
halt.
Remember, no postal workers working, no postal system full stop. An army of DIMs, and a sprinkling of saddos, ie: strike breakers, won't alter that basic
truth.
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baldrick
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wakkono
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frankie
got our barby in waiting. Whistles, banners and flags at the ready! Fingers crossed for tomorrow. I can't see Al and Ad giving in at the first go. Never thought it would be easy, we just have to hang in there. The last thing we need is to let them think they've won.
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DON'T LET THE BASTARDS GRIND YOU DOWN!
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DON'T LET THE BASTARDS GRIND YOU DOWN!
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billypants
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Re: Will we have the same support is the question?
I believe this to be a very valid point and although at Sevenoaks we've had 100% support up to now, I'm not confident of that continuing . . . . . . . . BUT to be on a positive note, I know that we will still get a good percentage support and that will be more than enough to completely screw up the system . . . . let's not forget we are heading into a busier time of year and any disruption will be magnified from last time . . . . . we still have more than enough support to make ourselves heardmadelin4 wrote:If more strikes are called will we have the same support as the first time round? Some ones in my office not so sure as they dont believe strikes should have been called of to begin with.. lets hope we do, i believe we will.![]()
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DGP1
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mailman71
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the union come in for a bit of stick but who ever thought out the rolling strikes deserves a medal.
the one day strikes was'nt bothering them to much but after 2 days rolling strikes all of a sudden the head honcho leighton makes an appearance at the talks, royal mail have spies who look at sites like this and know thefeelings of the members.
it want take much to get the members out again everybody is pi--ed off.
the one day strikes was'nt bothering them to much but after 2 days rolling strikes all of a sudden the head honcho leighton makes an appearance at the talks, royal mail have spies who look at sites like this and know thefeelings of the members.
it want take much to get the members out again everybody is pi--ed off.
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Yes, but I'll bet you have a family history.disgruntledpostie1 wrote:100 years of trouble making - now that something to aspire to![]()
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so far I've only got 36 years
My grandad was involved in the 1911 Transport Workers Strike in Liverpool.
http://www.lmu.livjm.ac.uk/LHOL/content.aspx?itemid=8
http://www.btinternet.com/~m.royden/mrl ... strike.htm
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DGP1
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IWW Fellow Worker wrote:Yes, but I'll bet you have a family history.disgruntledpostie1 wrote:100 years of trouble making - now that something to aspire to![]()
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so far I've only got 36 years![]()
My grandad was involved in the 1911 Transport Workers Strike in Liverpool.
http://www.lmu.livjm.ac.uk/LHOL/content.aspx?itemid=8
http://www.btinternet.com/~m.royden/mrl ... strike.htm
Afraid not I'm the black sheep of the family. I was/am constantly getting into trouble
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