sick of getting nowhere with the strikes

mallyjames1 · Post by **mallyjames1** » 29 Sep 2007, 17:47

how many of u are sick of this situation?go back to work;do the job properly;dont start early,dont use your car,dont work over.put the onus on the line manager.state you need some help;its up to the line manager not you to sort it out.tell him or her with the rep or a witness you are finishing at your proper time.Do this and dont loseÂ£60 per day and cause max disruption to royal mail.lets get it on.

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 29 Sep 2007, 17:56

Actually I think the previous strikes brought them back to the table, but then Dave and Billy cocked it up and were blind sided by :lfo . Hopefully they have learnt their lesson and wont be fooled again. Also this tactic of attacking on 2 fronts is a good idea IMHO.

fatherchristmas · Post by **fatherchristmas** » 29 Sep 2007, 18:03

not sick of f@@@@@g up the operation DO THE JOB PROPERLY get on the vans and bring it back let the screws worry about it. :cfo :lfo

KawasakiKid · Post by **KawasakiKid** » 29 Sep 2007, 20:41

:lfo :cfo Peeps heads down in my office too. I'm doin' my best to lift them up for whats ahead, At least we are kickin some arse when we are thru the gates!!!!!!!!!!!-------------KAWAK

peterloo · Post by **peterloo** » 29 Sep 2007, 21:44

RM are still progressing there executive action even with the threat of strike if it was not for the previous strikes they would not even be talking to us at all. i agree with your sentiment but in reality it is the only language they understand it would be a huge backdown to stop now it would give RM the green light to force through changes we have nothing to lose. As far as they are concerned they are stripping the bark off a sinking ship. ALL OUT BROTHERS.

cruisey · Post by **cruisey** » 30 Sep 2007, 07:09

In a coversation with our area manager, the subject came to strikes. He admitted that the funtional strikes hurt the business more than all outs.

doorstep it · Post by **doorstep it** » 30 Sep 2007, 08:45

Do the job properly...it's the only way and carry on doing it properly!

cruisey · Post by **cruisey** » 30 Sep 2007, 08:56

On my duty i've got 23 blocks of 3 storey flats to negotiate. Loads of stairs. From tomorrow, i won't be climbing stairs with more than 5 kilo's of mail. Loads of timed drop bags. I hop my manager has got enough petrol in his car to get these bags out to me.

Post by **Zorro** » 30 Sep 2007, 09:44

mallyjames1 wrote:how many of u are sick of this situation?go back to work;do the job properly;dont start early,dont use your car,dont work over.put the onus on the line manager.state you need some help;its up to the line manager not you to sort it out.tell him or her with the rep or a witness you are finishing at your proper time.Do this and dont loseÂ£60 per day and cause max disruption to royal mail.lets get it on.

Or .......... We can just lay down, give up our pensions, give up our jobs, give up our domestic life.

It is YOUR JOB, YOUR LIFE! You wanna fight for it, or just give it all away?

:lfo :cfo

pilsbury · Post by **pilsbury** » 30 Sep 2007, 13:15

I would love to know where we will be a month down the line from here.

pop it in pete · Post by **pop it in pete** » 30 Sep 2007, 13:38

Just wish i could get the selfish arseholes in my office to understand the "do your job properly" action. All i hear is iam not doing it cause so and so isnt and i dont want to be the only one. All this has left me and a few others trying our best to have an effect. Ive provided them with so much info and really am at a loss to understand how the 20 that came in last time will carry on this time. I really do have 20 Forest Gumps in my D.O.

Turpin · Post by **Turpin** » 30 Sep 2007, 14:04

POP IT N PEEP !
USE THE FORCE !
TEY REALLY WILL BE RUN FOREST RUN WHEN THEY GO TO WORK TO BE TOLD THEY NEED TO LAPSE UP HOURS FROM OTHER ROUNDS BECAUSE THEY FINISH EARLY AND HAVE TIME TODO MORE ! ABSOLUTE TO##ERS

mallyjames1 · Post by **mallyjames1** » 30 Sep 2007, 14:21

on friday gone(a mega mail day) all the secondary section demanded a split.the result was a domino reaction from the other sections.managers were out delivering bags until 5 o clock in the afternoon.there is a god after all.

Post by **dvbuk55** » 30 Sep 2007, 14:39

pop it in pete wrote:Just wish i could get the selfish arseholes in my office to understand the "do your job properly" action. All i hear is iam not doing it cause so and so isnt and i dont want to be the only one. All this has left me and a few others trying our best to have an effect. Ive provided them with so much info and really am at a loss to understand how the 20 that came in last time will carry on this time. I really do have 20 Forest Gumps in my D.O.

Life is like a box of chocolates!x20.

kanuuuuuu · Post by **kanuuuuuu** » 30 Sep 2007, 17:34

I was one of the few to cut off the other day, most will work faster to get it cleared. I hope this situation changes now we have recieved the literature from the CWU heres hoping....

also I agree with the "doing your job properly" is a better tool for getting what we want as we wont lose all this money. Just come in and work to your time, I cant see how anyone has a problem with doing that (except the genuinely lazy f***ers)

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