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Why are next weeks strikes illegal?
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neilcfc
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Why are next weeks strikes illegal?
is it a fu*k up by the union? i think we should ignore the ruling and strike as normal, bollox to the law, we need to carry on or we'll be trampled on and lose.
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vigilante
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Re: Why are next weeks strikes illegal?
neilcfc wrote:is it a fu*k up by the union? i think we should ignore the ruling and strike as normal, bollox to the law, we need to carry on or we'll be trampled on and lose.
Apparently my mate lovejoy says its the union lawyers who made a slight mistake and desperate RM used it in the courts.
It was probably very trivial!!!!
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Looks like RM wasted more money if they have come to a deal.

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Re: Why are next weeks strikes illegal?
from the internet:neilcfc wrote:is it a fu*k up by the union? i think we should ignore the ruling and strike as normal, bollox to the law, we need to carry on or we'll be trampled on and lose.
The High Court has ordered a halt to next week's planned postal strike.
The court granted Royal Mail an injunction halting Monday's official strike by up to 130,000 Communication Workers' Union members on the grounds of an irregularity in the strike notice.
Royal Mail says the irregularity in the way the strike notice was issued makes the action illegal but the union insisted the strike was legitimate because it fully complied with the law.
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Nicnak
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Nicnak
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Don't get me wrong I'd walk out now . I've had enough not just the national stuff but in our office it's hell I've never seen so many people demoralised. Bully boy manager just left to intimidate everyone. We've all stopped doing o/t and today they tried to get the union rep to tell everyone to start again cos they threatened him with the sack by saying someone had signed a letter to say he'd told everyone to stop doing it. :lfondodge4 wrote:Im led to believe its only monday and tuesday strikes that are off.Nicnak wrote:I know there's another post that says they've done a deal but I can't help thinking that stopping the strike is just going to make people think they'll go out anyway and maybe thats what RM want. :lfo :cfo
Me, like you all, are strapped for cash, but i would gladly take two fookin days off next wee, just to get it right up em like.
Adam crozier is a bent shot - i shall allege, just to keep me covered.
Allan Leighton,,,,,,,,baldy headed c..t
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IWW Fellow Worker
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There we are, agreeing on something at last!ndodge4 wrote:Funny how when we stop as individuals doing o/t, its industrial action, but when these bastards stop us from performing extended dely, like the last few days, its a different matter - pr**s
The Industrial Workers of the World. The union whose members never scab!
"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
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IWW Fellow Worker
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I will.BELIAL wrote:Steady onIWW Fellow Worker wrote:There we are, agreeing on something at last!ndodge4 wrote:Funny how when we stop as individuals doing o/t, its industrial action, but when these bastards stop us from performing extended dely, like the last few days, its a different matter - pr**s
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smartmarty
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All action planned for next week is off, see links http://www.cwu.org/news.asp?step=3&NID=1845 http://www.cwu.org/news.asp?step=3&NID=1846
Though if the deal is utter cobblers or RM move the goal posts again, we'll no doubt be back on the picket lines again.
Though if the deal is utter cobblers or RM move the goal posts again, we'll no doubt be back on the picket lines again.