comrade wrote:if they want to play silly buggers how about a mass sick phone in on the next strike day !!!!!!!!
they would still have to pay us :lfo :cfo
3 or 4 guys in my DO did that last Thursday, wonder if they got paid for the next 4 days
the same in our office up WEST brother working to the letter and the company will soon fall apart !!!!!!the bigboys trying to force our hand with unoficial action to let them get us where they want us !!! by the balls !!!billypants wrote:at Sevenoaks we heard about losing the 4 days pay in one hit and got together straight away . . .we collectively decided not to walk straight out but to follow the policy of "doing the job properly" very very closely indeed . . . . we are also removing what little goodwill was left so no point in asking us to cover jobs or stay out and complete from now on . . . . Royal Mail has forced us to this point with their petty tactics and lack of respect for their "biggest asset", us . . . . the new round of strikes could prove very interesting
billypants wrote:at Sevenoaks we heard about losing the 4 days pay in one hit and got together straight away . . .we collectively decided not to walk straight out but to follow the policy of "doing the job properly" very very closely indeed . . . . we are also removing what little goodwill was left so no point in asking us to cover jobs or stay out and complete from now on . . . . Royal Mail has forced us to this point with their petty tactics and lack of respect for their "biggest asset", us . . . . the new round of strikes could prove very interesting
I'm so proud to work at Sevenoaks - it's worth the £20-25 p/w in diesel.....especially as my local office has strike breakers in it ( even getting deliveries from there makes me ashamedbillypants wrote:at Sevenoaks we heard about losing the 4 days pay in one hit and got together straight away . . .we collectively decided not to walk straight out but to follow the policy of "doing the job properly" very very closely indeed . . . . we are also removing what little goodwill was left so no point in asking us to cover jobs or stay out and complete from now on . . . . Royal Mail has forced us to this point with their petty tactics and lack of respect for their "biggest asset", us . . . . the new round of strikes could prove very interesting