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Deal or no deal

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mark02
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Re: Deal or no deal

Post by mark02 »

What is/ who are pec and what is there role?
Martin Walsh
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Re: Deal or no deal

Post by Martin Walsh »

gb93 wrote:Decide what dingo ?
further 7 days or action
shepherdess
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Re: Deal or no deal

Post by shepherdess »

Decide what to accept a deal or go on strike
Martin Walsh
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Re: Deal or no deal

Post by Martin Walsh »

mark02 wrote:What is/ who are pec and what is there role?
When you joined a trade union you agree to the rules and rule book. In between conferences the decision making is done by nationally elected reps who form the Postal Executive. There are 17 voting members. Of course if there is an agreement then the postal executive will decide whether the agreement is acceptable and then if it is then its will be subject to a further ballot of the membership.
Martin Walsh
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Re: Deal or no deal

Post by Martin Walsh »

shepherdess wrote:Decide what to accept a deal or go on strike

There is no deal !! so its whether there is more talks or action
gb93
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Re: Deal or no deal

Post by gb93 »

Cheers for the answer dingo.
Have kept quiet upto now, but I think the p*ss is definitely starting to be took now.
This ain't no baseball game, you get only one chance and you blew it.
cloherty1976
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Re: Deal or no deal

Post by cloherty1976 »

gb93 wrote:Cheers for the answer dingo.
Have kept quiet upto now, but I think the p*ss is definitely starting to be took now.
Who by?
feduppostie
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Re: Deal or no deal

Post by feduppostie »

dingo wrote:
shepherdess wrote:Decide what to accept a deal or go on strike

There is no deal !! so its whether there is more talks or action
no point to more talks if they can't agree in the time they have had they won't ever agree
mightyowler
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Re: Deal or no deal

Post by mightyowler »

If no deal is agreed today then we have to strike

RM are taking the p! $$ now
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Re: Deal or no deal

Post by fishtank »

dingo wrote:There is no deal !! so its whether there is more talks or action
I would suspect it'll be a little of both.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
shepherdess
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Re: Deal or no deal

Post by shepherdess »

We should announce immediate strike action. Any idea what the sticking points are?
Martin Walsh
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Re: Deal or no deal

Post by Martin Walsh »

shepherdess wrote:We should announce immediate strike action. Any idea what the sticking points are?
Deliveries !! But the whole process is time consuming because of the legal guarantees and lawyers involved.
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Re: Deal or no deal

Post by onthestella »

Thanks for update Dingo, this was always going to be a very drawn out affair and personally i can wait another 7 days or weeks to squeeze the very last out of the business. To all those who think they could do a better job on their own grovelling on their hands and knees wise up you fools.
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Re: Deal or no deal

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dingo wrote:Deliveries !! But the whole process is time consuming because of the legal guarantees and lawyers involved.
It would have been smarter to start the whole process earlier.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
pudz1224
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Re: Deal or no deal

Post by pudz1224 »

Bet it will be another 7 days. Most folk will have had if they choose that option. It has to be a deal today or action next week. Or they run a real risk of alienating much of the membership which would clearly play into royal mails hands.