Strike day

[TrueBlueTerrier]

trevjim its not rocket science - if you strike you don't go to work unless you want to be on the picket line. If you don't want to strike, ummm well you go to work as normal. There is no procedure.

[trevjim]

Yes you can just turn up for work like normal, there will also be lots of potential overtime covering those rounds where people aren't in and are striking.

(for the moaners: I'm not saying this is what should be done or that the this is ethical, just advising what the OP could do should he wish).

Thanks, seems like you are the only one on here over 12.

[borgpicard]

Grow some bollox mate

[Chelseablue]

Pls everyone ignore this c o ck from now on

[onthestella]

Trev you have the backbone of a jellyfish, I don't know what kind of an Englishman you class yourself as but if my Grandad and his comrades had nuts as small as yours I'd be on here writing in German. Grow a wee pair.

[raseth]

No if s and buts. Only strike--@@

[Judgee]

We'll Said Chelsea, when Our Trev gets his Xmas bonus this year I hope he invests in a pair

I got a bigger pair by not striking and getting on with it the way the English do, or at last used to do.

I thought you were Canadian Moya... bit worried about your bigger pair I thought you were full post op now?

[rjack]

I thought on a strike day you had to turn up at the gates and not just stay at home to be covered by the union, hope this makes some sort of sense.

[chrisj]

This goes to show that this was not a dumb question, after all. The last strike was in 2009 and a lot of new starters will probably have never encountered a 'Strike' before - even those that had jobs before.

The other thing is that if one had got their impression of strikes from TV historians and other such documentaries, one might think that one has to be on the picket lines because back in days the workers go on mass walkouts and they do hang about the work place during strikes.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... _All_7779/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I love the conclusion: we are now a nation more in love with money than ever before (paraphrase). And what was the Unions contribution to bringing in Mrs T?

[Postaltony]

We'll Said Chelsea, when Our Trev gets his Xmas bonus this year I hope he invests in a pair

I got a bigger pair by not striking and getting on with it the way the English do, or at last used to do.

Instead of being selfish by reaping the benefits of the sacrifices being made by your colleagues who will strike.
Why don't you join them and stand up for what's right instead of just accepting that its ok to be shafted (no pun intended).