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News flash:Strikes outlawed by the judge!!!!!

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chromium05
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Post by chromium05 »

How the ufck does anyone enforce an injunction against over 100,000 people?

Official or unofficial, we still don't get paid.

The Union has ufcked up somewhere.

RM wants rid of the Union.

There is still nothing to stop 100,000 walking out and telling RM to stuff thier injunction of their collective ars*holes.

To be honest, royal Mail can f**k themselves rigid. Crozier and leighton and other "top brass" can go and enjoy their circle-jerk. Billy hayes and dave ward can join the c*nts too.
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Re: Legal Question ?

Post by smokerjim »

pickaname wrote:
strangler wrote:
deadbox wrote:As I understand it , the mistake the CWU made was in not detailing ALL the indevidual units that were to be striking

Does that mean that ALL of the CORECTLY LISTED units COULD STILL STRIKE ? ( leaving the incorectly units working as normal )

After all SOME OFFICIAL action is better than NONE at all
That`s what I was wondering. Didn`t they omit some places from a list in the previous rolling action?
We all knew what way the judge would go didn`t we. As has been said, a battle lost but not a war.
Hell yea!

An announcement tonight that tuesdays strike has been moved to the following saturday AND a further back to back 48 hour stoppage please Mr Hayes
Yes, great idea, move on from this, leave the Wednesday and Thursday strikes in place, and straight into 48hr Monday & Tuesday for Sorting & Delivery, then have Wednesday & Thursday set up the same as this week....ergo, we pick ourselves up this week & come back & hammer them next week, and everybody losses no more than 2 days pay!
I don't suppose your mouth bleeds every 28 days, does it?

Mail delivery; those that can, do, those that can't, MANAGE!
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Post by BELIAL »

Yet again a clear indication of the power of rolling action so effective and sustainable and much more costly for RM
Dot the I's cross the T,s wait aweek if we have to then double up rolling action for that week and back to normal four day week until we win.

Hope no one's in any doubt how our country works now , money, media, leaders and law all against workers interests know your place and don't you dare voice objections.

When this goes on we will get battered by the state police at some point and next if they've any to spare by squadies in disguise. Discipline will be paramount
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Post by pickaname »

tatt wrote:Usually I think it is better not to take unofficial action, but on monday i think we should all send a message to Leighton, Crozier, Brown and the wiggy c"*t who outlawed the strike, that they can go f^*k themselves and strike anyway.

:Applause :Applause :Applause :Applause :Applause
p379
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Post by p379 »

terrace wrote:BBC say"The High Court has blocked a 48-hour official postal strike planned to start on Monday"
What about the rest of the week?
Judge outlaws planned post strikes
12/10/2007 18:04



Further strikes planned by postal workers for Monday and Tuesday have been outlawed by a High Court judge.

The Royal Mail was granted an injunction banning the Communication Workers' Union (CWU) from going ahead with national walkouts at the start of next week.

Mr Justice King upheld an argument by the Royal Mail's lawyers that the union had failed adequately to comply with legal requirements to state accurately the number of employees likely to be affected by the action.

The CWU had announced a series of rolling strikes from Monday, starting with mail staff, which would cripple post deliveries across the UK.

The move came as both sides in the increasingly bitter dispute continued to hold talks in a bid to resolve the row over pay, jobs and pensions.
chutes
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Post by chutes »

CAN SOMEONE TELL ME.....WHERE DID ROYAL MAIL GET THE MONEY FROM ....TO GO TO THE HIGH COURT.....?????????????WAISTING OUR MONEY AGAIN................. :lfo
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Post by ulster postie »

:Removing myself from the union asap...: DONT DO THAT M8, IF WE HAVE TO FIGHT R.M. , THE COURTS, OR EVEN THE ARSEHOLES WHO ARE SUPPOSED TO RUN THIS UNION, THAT IS WHAT WE ARE GOING TO DO . I SAY TO EVERY ONE OF US, HIT THE STREETS, FCUK THE COURTS, FCUK R.M. FCUK BILLY, HE HAS BROUGHT THIS ON HIMSELF. IF WE DONT MAKE A STAND NOW WE MIGHT AS WELL WALK AWAY NOW AND SUBMIT TO WHATEVER R.M. THROWS AT US.

FIGHT FOR YOUR JOB, FAMILY, FUTURE, RIGHTS.

ONWARDS AND UPWARDS
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chromium05
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Post by chromium05 »

Can we have a vote of "No confidence" with regards to Billy Hayes?
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Post by disheartened »

tatt wrote:Usually I think it is better not to take unofficial action, but on monday i think we should all send a message to Leighton, Crozier, Brown and the wiggy c"*t who outlawed the strike, that they can go f^*k themselves and strike anyway.
I am all for official IA and have indeed been out on all eight days and stood on the picket line and will abide by any more official days of official IA,but i am not going out on unofficial IA...........I may loose friends at my office and may get a slating on here,but thats the way it is.
dont permissum bastards frendo vos down
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Post by brothermagrew »

pickaname wrote:This cuntry is taking my f***ing freedoms away from me peice by peice...its like living in cold war east germany.
To true brother.

We've had the Berlin Wall, Hadrian's Wall, Antonine's Wall and it now looks like we are getting Broon's Wall.
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Post by DGP1 »

ulster postie wrote::Removing myself from the union asap...: DONT DO THAT M8, IF WE HAVE TO FIGHT R.M. , THE COURTS, OR EVEN THE ARSEHOLES WHO ARE SUPPOSED TO RUN THIS UNION, THAT IS WHAT WE ARE GOING TO DO . I SAY TO EVERY ONE OF US, HIT THE STREETS, FCUK THE COURTS, FCUK R.M. FCUK BILLY, HE HAS BROUGHT THIS ON HIMSELF. IF WE DONT MAKE A STAND NOW WE MIGHT AS WELL WALK AWAY NOW AND SUBMIT TO WHATEVER R.M. THROWS AT US.

FIGHT FOR YOUR JOB, FAMILY, FUTURE, RIGHTS.

ONWARDS AND UPWARDS
Image my poor wife has had her ear bent for the last hour over this crap, I for one will not be at work tomorrow and if nobody contacts me soon then I'm going to their houses to get them to go out with meImage
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Post by Cpt Jack Sparrow »

DON'T LOSE HEART !!

Somebody somewhere fkd up. I'm angry, but, we've all done it in some way....
What i want to see now is an immediate response from the union. Get the correct notice in for further strikes.

The backlog is huge so not striking next week will not clear the backlog. If your office is in then DO THE JOB PROPERLY.
WORK YOU HOURS!!

As for me, i'm OUT and staying OUT

:cfo :lfo
tommymac
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Post by tommymac »

Guys,we've had a number of unofficial days in our office since last December. Now we have one sacked and 12(TWELVE) suspended. Do your proper hours, do the job as is should be done(bag weights,official drop offs,use vans etc) and waite for an official date. I'm sure we have a better chance of winning this way.
If Blair had kept his manifesto promise to repeel Thatchers anti trade union laws we wouldn't be in this situation.
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Post by BELIAL »

NEWS FLASH; Judge orders dress code for all pickets,
in order to reduce possible levels of intimidation at picket lines all participants must comply with a mandatory dress code ie Bermuda shorts and flip flops in pastel shades only.
Failure of any individual to comply will result in the immediate sequestration of all union funds.
luckyllama
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Post by luckyllama »

The News is saying CWU has reached an agreement to end the dispute?