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LONDON ALL OUT TOMORROW!!!!!!
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POSTMAN
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LONDON ALL OUT TOMORROW!!!!!!
London are all out tomorrow.
At the mo we've got the whole of the SW area out,a few from SE and E,now we're all out.
Chances are the whole country to follow!
At the mo we've got the whole of the SW area out,a few from SE and E,now we're all out.
Chances are the whole country to follow!
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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Wild Cat
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DGP1
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I'm ready to walk out right now
effing managers must have been told to get everyone out on unofficial IA, w*****s are probably getting some big effing bonus for getting us all out. On a lighter note I was ready for swinging for my DUM today arsehole just pushed all the right buttons with me.


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Re: LONDON ALL OUT TOMORROW!!!!!!
The best of success to our London brothers and sisters.POSTMAN wrote:London are all out tomorrow.
At the mo we've got the whole of the SW area out,a few from SE and E,now we're all out.
Chances are the whole country to follow!

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plodsie
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Oh FFS! What is wrong in waiting for the Union to get things sorted? With UIA we are going to lose a hell of a lot of support. We have made our point with the 4 days. Guys who take UIA are playing with fire, if we keep it legal we are untouchable. If not then your job is as good as finished. We aren't dealing with any old bastards here, they've proven how spiteful they can be and they'll sack anyone they'll want. We are the ones looking bad, not them.
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donut
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mylegshurt
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goingpostal
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Re: LONDON ALL OUT TOMORROW!!!!!!
just a quick question why the whole country to follow.POSTMAN wrote:London are all out tomorrow.
At the mo we've got the whole of the SW area out,a few from SE and E,now we're all out.
Chances are the whole country to follow!
is there something i've missed
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Wild Rover
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The capital of the Uk - if they go out in U/IA, i dare say a helluva lot more will too.
Remember, if say Newcastle or Glasgow or Leeds went out on U/IA, it wouldn't be such big news, but if London go out, as the capital, are setting an example to follow.
Plus, if it's 4 days pay docked tomorrow, you can bet a lot more will be out..
Remember, if say Newcastle or Glasgow or Leeds went out on U/IA, it wouldn't be such big news, but if London go out, as the capital, are setting an example to follow.
Plus, if it's 4 days pay docked tomorrow, you can bet a lot more will be out..
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catch
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Yep. This needs leafletting of council offices (their ballot papers are stuck in the post), other big employers who have possible IA coming up. Union leaders will talk about it but that's all they'll do (maybe a one day strike if we're lucky).Wild Cat wrote:It looks like the only way to bring Brown to his knees.
Hopefully we can get other industries involved in this as we need to show the globalists that the working class have muscle again.
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donut
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sorry MYLEGSHURT it`s to late for the legal route .... u.i.a. is snowballing big time and would`nt be
supprised if it spreads across the country tomorrow due to the 4 days being deducted in 1 week ... thats gonna upset
a lot of people , to much fannying around by the union i.e focus groups for certain issues.
nah mate posties are taking it in to there own hands now...(back a wildcat into a corner and it will bite).
supprised if it spreads across the country tomorrow due to the 4 days being deducted in 1 week ... thats gonna upset
a lot of people , to much fannying around by the union i.e focus groups for certain issues.
nah mate posties are taking it in to there own hands now...(back a wildcat into a corner and it will bite).
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Turpin
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Now is the time to stand up and be counted, whats legal about stealing your pension, or re writing your working conditions flexibility is all in the favour of Royal Mail Or Leigthon Crozier. Are the goverment going to sit idol with 100,000 posties walikng out are they to rely on there votes no ! Sorry guys 2-3-4 days off UIA maynot be liked but if and only if it was sorted it would be better than 16 weeks plus of protracted days off, its a tough call or even a gamble but if the two at the top get there own way 40,000 wil bite the dust anyway, and those that are left will have such a work load that you would have to question your self as to the way in which you are being treated. STAND UP & BE Counted
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dw77
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mailjock
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I won't be following
Not only will I not be going on unofficial industrial action but I will cross an unofficial picket to go to work.
I won't be hiding in a van under mailsacks either but walking through as I know I am in the right. And I have never crossed any picket line in my life before.
We will destroy this dispute through unofficial action as well as our union and the management must be laughing up their sleeves at our stupidity.
For gawd's sake - use your brains on this. We all know how we feel in our hearts but we cannot throw this away when victory is almost in our grasp. And the unofficial action will pressure our negotiators into settling for less than they could actually achieve as they know only too well the potential for splitting this union and destroying it through unofficial action.
I won't be hiding in a van under mailsacks either but walking through as I know I am in the right. And I have never crossed any picket line in my life before.
We will destroy this dispute through unofficial action as well as our union and the management must be laughing up their sleeves at our stupidity.
For gawd's sake - use your brains on this. We all know how we feel in our hearts but we cannot throw this away when victory is almost in our grasp. And the unofficial action will pressure our negotiators into settling for less than they could actually achieve as they know only too well the potential for splitting this union and destroying it through unofficial action.
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