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I had my mail delivered today.

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Boilieman
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I had my mail delivered today.

Post by Boilieman »

Sorry if this is in the wrong place.

Decided to go fishing for the day and i received a text from my wife informing me our mail had been delivered. It was delivered early aswell, before my son went to school.

Got home and sure enough, there were 5 letters there including October's Courier magazine.

Thukin eck, what is wrong with some people. :crazy: :crazy:
Spedley
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Post by Spedley »

It's propoganda. RM managers are just delivering to postmens addresses to make you think that everyone else is at work :)
simply_the_best
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Post by simply_the_best »

Spedley wrote:It's propoganda. RM managers are just delivering to postmens addresses to make you think that everyone else is at work :)


i wish that was true mate, i think the strike breakers in my office will be delivering tomorrow :no no
gdm09
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Joined: 21 Jun 2007, 20:26

yup

Post by gdm09 »

the ones in mine were today as well
ROCKY
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Post by ROCKY »

want to borrow my dog?
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Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

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thcoms
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Post by thcoms »

Same here guys, my postman delivered our mail today, I managed to speak to him & asked why he was working, he's a full time employee & stated he couldn't afford to lose the money, well, im a part-timer in a different town & told him this but he didn't seem too bothered, :shock: he's been a R.M employee for 12 years & i've only been with the company 2 months but when you are fighting for your rights you should all stick together.
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Post by IWW Fellow Worker »

thcoms wrote:Same here guys, my postman delivered our mail today, I managed to speak to him & asked why he was working, he's a full time employee & stated he couldn't afford to lose the money, well, im a part-timer in a different town & told him this but he didn't seem too bothered, :shock: he's been a R.M employee for 12 years & i've only been with the company 2 months but when you are fighting for your rights you should all stick together.
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mark21
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Post by mark21 »

Some strike breakers were out on delivery today in Sandbach or is it SCABB**H
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wakkono
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Post by wakkono »

can confirm i scab went into abergavenny but there was no deliverys made ha ha
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mrlovepantsuk
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Post by mrlovepantsuk »

spoke to a scab today who said there were about 7 of them who went in, last week he told me had worked it out that he could afford to strike especially the way we are being treated..

i have a new mortgage and a baby and live week by week with bills but my long term future is more important than a couple of days pay.

when will they wake up and realise we all need to stick together.
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The Postal Avenger
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Post by The Postal Avenger »

Ellon D.O in Aberdeenshire have only one member of staff out on strike.

Pathetic.
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Keano
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Post by Keano »

thcoms wrote:Same here guys, my postman delivered our mail today, I managed to speak to him & asked why he was working, he's a full time employee & stated he couldn't afford to lose the money, well, im a part-timer in a different town & told him this but he didn't seem too bothered, :shock: he's been a R.M employee for 12 years & i've only been with the company 2 months but when you are fighting for your rights you should all stick together.
Well said young man!
thcoms
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Post by thcoms »

TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
ROCKY wrote:want to borrow my dog?
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This picture looks like my wife when I roll in p!ssed after a good night on the town. :wink:
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Post by dvbuk55 »

thcoms wrote:
TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
ROCKY wrote:want to borrow my dog?
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This picture looks like my wife when I roll in p!ssed after a good night on the town. :wink:
Christ what does she look like when you're sober? :shock: