[quote="smartmarty"]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
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Not according to emails from CWU i've had, Mondays and tuesdays strikes are off but the rest of the week is still on. So I'll be out as part of network on Wednesday night so rest easy guys nothing for you on Thursday morning (from my run at least) unless whole week gets cancelled.
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Why are next weeks strikes illegal?
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freespeech
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Please read the details in your own link. The IA for the week isn't currently off though I suspect it may well be by Wed.smartmarty wrote: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.
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freespeech wrote:Please read the details in your own link. The IA for the week isn't currently off though I suspect it may well be by Wed.smartmarty wrote: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.
The Court has restrained the Union from calling out its members in Mail Centres and Delivery Offices on Monday 15th. Tuesday 16th and Wednesday 17th October respectively and as a consequence each action consisting of strike action of 24 hour duration will no longer take place. As a consequence you should attend for work and work normally.
It will be noted that the injunction does not cover Airports and Separate Collection Hubs but because of the small numbers involved it was thought prudent to also withdraw this planned action.
I did
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freespeech
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smartmarty wrote:freespeech wrote:Please read the details in your own link. The IA for the week isn't currently off though I suspect it may well be by Wed.smartmarty wrote: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.
The Court has restrained the Union from calling out its members in Mail Centres and Delivery Offices on Monday 15th. Tuesday 16th and Wednesday 17th October respectively and as a consequence each action consisting of strike action of 24 hour duration will no longer take place. As a consequence you should attend for work and work normally.
It will be noted that the injunction does not cover Airports and Separate Collection Hubs but because of the small numbers involved it was thought prudent to also withdraw this planned action.
I did
It's not all week..........some Wed and Thu/Fri still on.