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padraig1965
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Boozer

Post by padraig1965 »

martin1tcf wrote:Mate of a mate (all drink in same pub). S****ed and arrived in the boozer next day. he honestly couldn't believe that we all moved to another table. Honestly, he tried to maintain that work and pub were different environments. Tried to talk to various individuallists of us at the bar and when realising the only response he would get was "f off" moved to another table. Fortunately we know these guys (vaguely) and after having a quiet word - in a fag break otside the pub- these guys (being honest working guys) understood. No longer seen in any pub in town at the moment. But still crossed the line everyday of the last 4-day. No excuse - no wife/girlfriend, no kids, just likes to take holidays.

The fecking same up here no kids,morgage young dicks that dont know better.Probably first job.TWATS. :lfo :cfo :lfo :cfo
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postmanshaun
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Post by postmanshaun »

There are around 20 strike breakers in our office, I have no intention of speaking to any of them ever again. We're all in the same boat, losing pay with much more to lose, a defeatest attitude helps no one.
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ray of sunshine
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scab

Post by ray of sunshine »

i have stopped talking to the 7 strike breakers that have been going in on every strike day.
One such scab who i call "untouchable". went in on the last 4 days and has been on my walk all week.
I probably will get complaints about him when i go back on tuesday.
He was covering my walk while i was on maternity leave,
When i got back, on the saturday everyone was coming out shouting"she's back!!!!!"
I felt like the messah had risen!
I hope the posties in MY DO have long memories as before this latest batch of strikes, people were talking to the strike breakers as though they were best buddies :no no
just wait until tuesday "UNTOUCHABLE", i'M BACK! :nana :Applause :Applause :Applause :Applause
see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil
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frankie

Re: scab

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Spartacus
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Post by Spartacus »

RobertT wrote:I worked the last 3 strike days(came out the rest) because I think the union is fighting a losing battle.

I plan to work any other strike days too as I don'think striking will make any difference. The union has got all it's going to get.

I will not be thanking anyone because you will NOT get anymore !!!

Blackleg Bob, feeling isolated yet?

We won't forget your backstabbing, you're forever a SCAB, your children will be children of a SCAB other children will ostracise them all due to your selfishness.

How does it feel to be hated by your colleagues?

I hope your remaining years are a living hell, you're the lowest of the low.

What's it like when people turn their backs on you?
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

Tread wrote:Our office has only had 4 strike breakers during the whole dispute not bad considering theres 150 of us.
At the end of the day when WE WIN we can rub thier nose's in it
Sorry I have to boast here. My DO 285 of us.

No strike breakers what so ever, at any time. 100% out every strike day. I am proud of the Huddersfield Lads and Lasses.
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Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

RobertT wrote:Not a manager and don't want to be one,just a realist.

I honestly wish you well but I just don't think it will make any difference.
Thanks for wishing us well but it does appear you were a defeatist not a realist.
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ray of sunshine
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scab pt 2

Post by ray of sunshine »

It doesnt help that UNTOUCHABLE doesnt do the following:
say good morning to anyone even my customers
missorts all over the place
walks around listening to his music on his mobile
totally ignores everyone

quote from one customer when UNTOUCHABLE knocked on the door to get a customer to look after next door's mail.
"I have had everyone's elses mail delivered through my door this week one more wont make more difference..."

All the strike breakers are sticking together, as no one else is talking to them. :Applause :Applause :Applause
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saga
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Joined: 18 May 2007, 17:08
Location: west midlands

SC**S

Post by saga »

Well at my office we are all feeling great - 100% of us were on strike so no back-biting
as we all stood united. Office full to the rafters with mail and managers from all over the place being drafted in to do walks. Hold your heads up high lads because WE ARE ROYAL MAIL!
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unionjack0
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Post by unionjack0 »

be carefull lads and lasses called a strikebreaker a scab this morning ,he went whineing to the dum,who hauled me in the office threatening this that and the other,fortunately nobody on the floor would back him up so it was his word against mine.But it just shows how touchy these muppets can get. :Very Happy
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DGP1
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Post by DGP1 »

TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
RobertT wrote:Not a manager and don't want to be one,just a realist.

I honestly wish you well but I just don't think it will make any difference.
Thanks for wishing us well but it does appear you were a defeatist not a realist.
A medal for all those who scabbed
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It's a Quisling Award :mad
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IWW Fellow Worker
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Post by IWW Fellow Worker »

disgruntledpostie1 wrote:
TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
RobertT wrote:Not a manager and don't want to be one,just a realist.

I honestly wish you well but I just don't think it will make any difference.
Thanks for wishing us well but it does appear you were a defeatist not a realist.
A medal for all those who scabbed
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It's a Quisling Award :mad
Highly appropriate!

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strike breakers, managers and fascists! You just can't see the join!
The Industrial Workers of the World. The union whose members never scab!

"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
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Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

and this one for those that did not break and run

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Biggins
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Post by Biggins »

RobertT wrote:I worked the last 3 strike days(came out the rest) because I think the union is fighting a losing battle.

I plan to work any other strike days too as I don'think striking will make any difference. The union has got all it's going to get.

I will not be thanking anyone because you will NOT get anymore !!!
I can only say I am so glad that not everyone holds your spineless opinion. What kind of firm would we work for if we all shared your attitude? I know this much, every benifit from breaks, allowances, sick pay to having free shoes provided has not been given to us via the benevolence of Royal Mail. It's all been fought and negotiated by the very people you are now sh***ing on. Do you really think that nothing will be won or are you just trying to justify you greedy spineless attitude? My wife worked for Asda under Leightons reign and I can tell you that you have no idea what is in store for us if we all shared your pathetic defeatist attitude. At least we're showing him he's met his match, I don't think he's dealt with a union before, (not that he has this time judging by the lack of appearances he's made to negotiate) and certainly after this I don't think he will ever want to again. Did he honestly think he could break a strike with a video telling us he doesn't bulls**t? Shows what he thinks of us, we're so dumb we're impressed by a man who says "bulls**t", I think not. Not to digress... I don't and I wouldn't expect thanks from you... like most strikebreakers you're happy for others to fight and sacrifice for you. You will happily reap any benefit gained from the stance made by the working man. So as for a thankyou... I don't think you know what it means. RobertT you are truely a pathetic individual... roll over boy!
Remember, the way you do you job will affect colleagues for years to come - if you cut corners to do it quick, they will be expected to as well....and then RM will add extra work to fill the gaps.
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borders
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Post by borders »

Biggins wrote:
RobertT wrote:I worked the last 3 strike days(came out the rest) because I think the union is fighting a losing battle.

I plan to work any other strike days too as I don'think striking will make any difference. The union has got all it's going to get.

I will not be thanking anyone because you will NOT get anymore !!!
I can only say I am so glad that not everyone holds your spineless opinion. What kind of firm would we work for if we all shared your attitude? I know this much, every benifit from breaks, allowances, sick pay to having free shoes provided has not been given to us via the benevolence of Royal Mail. It's all been fought and negotiated by the very people you are now sh***ing on. Do you really think that nothing will be won or are you just trying to justify you greedy spineless attitude? My wife worked for Asda under Leightons reign and I can tell you that you have no idea what is in store for us if we all shared your pathetic defeatist attitude. At least we're showing him he's met his match, I don't think he's dealt with a union before, (not that he has this time judging by the lack of appearances he's made to negotiate) and certainly after this I don't think he will ever want to again. Did he honestly think he could break a strike with a video telling us he doesn't bulls**t? Shows what he thinks of us, we're so dumb we're impressed by a man who says "bulls**t", I think not. Not to digress... I don't and I wouldn't expect thanks from you... like most strikebreakers you're happy for others to fight and sacrifice for you. You will happily reap any benefit gained from the stance made by the working man. So as for a thankyou... I don't think you know what it means. RobertT you are truely a pathetic individual... roll over boy!
Well said that man, unfortunately we had too many strike breakers from our office go in for my liking, i hope some of them read your post.
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