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the union was threatened
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felang13
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- Joined: 14 May 2007, 13:15
the union was threatened
Look Leighton held a gun at the unions head and if the union ballots or even had there been a drift back to work this union would have been destroyed.The gun held at the unions head by Leighton went click it didn't go off.He wouldn't have given a damn if it had ,he would have had the city in his hands , a corporate hero Why just 8 weeks from Christmas with all the cards in our hands are we not putting a gun to his head and telling him pissoff,and making him out to be the fool and the government replacing him , for poorly handling a trade dispute . ...because to be honest we should.
FT early OPG
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weetrogg
- MAIL CENTRES/PROCESSING
- Posts: 239
- Joined: 07 Oct 2007, 13:36
Re: the union was threatened
Quite right, even these 2 pr**ks must realize that they will not break us, we shouldnt be going back asking them to make ammendments, we should go there, tell them what needs changing if they refuse, serve them seven day notice an lets hit them with the another 4 dayer, official and then they should encourage indirectly to walk out nationally, 1months wages=£1000 it hurts but its nothing compared to what they are trying to rob out of are pensionsfelang13 wrote:Look Leighton held a gun at the unions head and if the union ballots or even had there been a drift back to work this union would have been destroyed.The gun held at the unions head by Leighton went click it didn't go off.He wouldn't have given a damn if it had ,he would have had the city in his hands , a corporate hero Why just 8 weeks from Christmas with all the cards in our hands are we not putting a gun to his head and telling him pissoff,and making him out to be the fool and the government replacing him , for poorly handling a trade dispute . ...because to be honest we should.
WE are the union
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mailman71
- Posts: 500
- Joined: 10 Jun 2007, 08:03
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antcpfc
- Posts: 629
- Joined: 18 Sep 2007, 17:25
The public are knobs.I come to that conclusion after 23 years on the walks and another21 if RM get their way.mailman71 wrote: we have to try and have better public relations to let the public know what they are trying to do to the service
One twat said to me today that me striking was a bit inconvenient .I would not mind but he gets f**k all apart from the odd bit of crap.I told him it would be more than inconvenient for me to carry these bags around between the age of 60 and 65 when I was promised a pension.
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snoopy777
- EX ROYAL MAIL
- Posts: 56
- Joined: 06 Aug 2007, 20:22
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mrsmaisie
- Posts: 5
- Joined: 11 Oct 2007, 13:44
Not exactly the sort of comment to encourage the public support of your cause. I am one of the "knobs" you refer to and this "knob" has been supportive so thank you for your kind words. Just remember, when you are out of your uniform, you too are a knob.antcpfc wrote:The public are knobs.I come to that conclusion after 23 years on the walks and another21 if RM get their way.mailman71 wrote: we have to try and have better public relations to let the public know what they are trying to do to the service
One twat said to me today that me striking was a bit inconvenient .I would not mind but he gets f**k all apart from the odd bit of crap.I told him it would be more than inconvenient for me to carry these bags around between the age of 60 and 65 when I was promised a pension.there goes another tip.
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DirtyHarry
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- Location: London
The British public are not what they used to be. Selfishness, spitefulness, envy, greed, all these diabolical characteristics define a British public subjectedantcpfc wrote: The public are knobs.I come to that conclusion after 23 years on the walks and another21 if RM get their way.
One twat said to me today that me striking was a bit inconvenient .I would not mind but he gets f**k all apart from the odd bit of crap.I told him it would be more than inconvenient for me to carry these bags around between the age of 60 and 65 when I was promised a pension.there goes another tip.
to the creed promulgated by nefarious politicians since 1979, right through to this very day. "We have shite jobs" they whine, "We have shite pay" they
whinge. "We have shite terms and conditions of employment" they moan. "Why should postal workers be any different ?" they conclude.
Strength of will, determination, courage, an overwhelming feeling of solidarity between all of us, and with our class, it's these things amongst many others,
that sets us apart from the majority of the public.
And long may that continue.
VICTORY TO THE CWU, AND SHITE BY THE BUCKET LOAD FOR LEIGHTON & CROZIER.
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andy2007
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- Joined: 14 Sep 2007, 10:16
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- Location: Earth
Wake up and smell the coffee!!!!!
Hasn't it occured to you, that the Public RELY ON US!!!!! They have every right to want to know WHY we are doing this!
After all, it will adversly effect the Public, if all these changes come into force. I'm already getting my Post at 14:30 (give or take 20 mins). If someone goes on sick, it will be even later!
The Public DESERVE to know what is going on, and what we are doing about it.
Their support will be a great help, as they can lobby their MPs.
But far more importantly, they need to know that we are doing this, not just for us, but for them too. 
After all, it will adversly effect the Public, if all these changes come into force. I'm already getting my Post at 14:30 (give or take 20 mins). If someone goes on sick, it will be even later!
Their support will be a great help, as they can lobby their MPs.
Don't knock Insanity
it's just another outlook on Reality!
it's just another outlook on Reality!
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dave7634
- Posts: 289
- Joined: 08 Jun 2007, 08:54
Re: the union was threatened
I don't think if we have another 4 day'er that we'll hold onto our picket lines much longer at our office anyway. I saw with my own eyes at our office what effect having those so close together did. Nice, fresh faces walking through the picket lines; faces which had supported the strike whilst the 1 day actions were in force. I'm all for action but lets get back to the 1 day rolling ones and quick before they manage to get rid of any backlog.weetrogg wrote:serve them seven day notice an lets hit them with the another 4 dayer, official and then they should encourage indirectly to walk out nationally, 1months wages=£1000 it hurts but its nothing compared to what they are trying to rob out of are pensions
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mrsmaisie
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- Joined: 11 Oct 2007, 13:44
Re: Wake up and smell the coffee!!!!!
I have lobbied my MP already but I'm wondering why when you read on here why so may of you seem to dislike us, the public. Pity I didn't find this forum before I emailed my MP, I might have thought differently. Comments like the one referring to the public as being "knobs" are only going to make the us angry and unsupportive and perhaps some people should take a deep breath before typing.andy2007 wrote:Hasn't it occured to you, that the Public RELY ON US!!!!! They have every right to want to know WHY we are doing this!![]()
After all, it will adversly effect the Public, if all these changes come into force. I'm already getting my Post at 14:30 (give or take 20 mins). If someone goes on sick, it will be even later!The Public DESERVE to know what is going on, and what we are doing about it.
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Their support will be a great help, as they can lobby their MPs.But far more importantly, they need to know that we are doing this, not just for us, but for them too.
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andy2007
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- Joined: 14 Sep 2007, 10:16
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- Location: Earth
Re: Wake up and smell the coffee!!!!!
I'm sorry to hear that. But please take a minute to read my reply.mrsmaisie wrote:I have lobbied my MP already but I'm wondering why when you read on here why so may of you seem to dislike us, the public. Pity I didn't find this forum before I emailed my MP, I might have thought differently. Comments like the one referring to the public as being "knobs" are only going to make the us angry and unsupportive and perhaps some people should take a deep breath before typing.andy2007 wrote:Hasn't it occured to you, that the Public RELY ON US!!!!! They have every right to want to know WHY we are doing this!![]()
After all, it will adversly effect the Public, if all these changes come into force. I'm already getting my Post at 14:30 (give or take 20 mins). If someone goes on sick, it will be even later!The Public DESERVE to know what is going on, and what we are doing about it.
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Their support will be a great help, as they can lobby their MPs.But far more importantly, they need to know that we are doing this, not just for us, but for them too.
The whole point of this Strike, is to cause maximum disruption to RM. Unfortunately, that also means that we are disrupting the Public, and other Businesses But it is unavoidable.
The fact is, that some of the proposals from Leighton and Crozier are already beginning to cause problems for the Service, and there is more that they haven't forced in yet.
It is easy for people to get angry and frustrated. Especially considering how long this has been going on. But please. Direct your anger towards those at fault. NOT towards the Public!!!!!
I joined RM in order to help provide a Public Service. As such. I will fight to defend it from "Fat Cats" such as Leighton and Crozier, who simply want to strip it's assets, and prepare it for sale to the highest bidder (no doubt with a Golden Handshake).
I also object to the drastic cuts in our working conditions, although the amount of any pay rise is of little consequence to me (and the majority of people on here too) so long as they at least come to a reasonable compromise over their so called modernisation plans.
As this site is available to all, you will find extreme views on both sides. But at least that way, you don't need to worry about censorship.
It is unfortunate that you were offended by some of my Collegues, but if you look in the Customer Forum, you will find plenty of derisory comments about us.
My point is: please read as much as you can, to get the full picture. Try not to take offensive comments to heart, and defend yourself against them. That's what we do.
After all. I know as well as you do, that not all Customers are against us. So please accept the fact, that we aren't all against you either.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion, right or wrong. And this is one place, where you can express them.
Don't knock Insanity
it's just another outlook on Reality!
it's just another outlook on Reality!
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stephen500
- EX ROYAL MAIL
- Posts: 1458
- Joined: 02 Jun 2007, 04:04
Re: the union was threatened
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I don't think if we have another 4 day'er that we'll hold onto our picket lines much longer at our office anyway. I saw with my own eyes at our office what effect having those so close together did. Nice, fresh faces walking through the picket lines; faces which had supported the strike whilst the 1 day actions were in force. I'm all for action but lets get back to the 1 day rolling ones and quick before they manage to get rid of any backlog.[/quote]
I am a strong supporter of the union, but as said before their handling is really starting to undermine moral.
Another 48 hrs strike will be differcult to get support for thanks to those clowns. We will be lucky to hold the line with one day strikes!
I don't think if we have another 4 day'er that we'll hold onto our picket lines much longer at our office anyway. I saw with my own eyes at our office what effect having those so close together did. Nice, fresh faces walking through the picket lines; faces which had supported the strike whilst the 1 day actions were in force. I'm all for action but lets get back to the 1 day rolling ones and quick before they manage to get rid of any backlog.[/quote]
I am a strong supporter of the union, but as said before their handling is really starting to undermine moral.
Another 48 hrs strike will be differcult to get support for thanks to those clowns. We will be lucky to hold the line with one day strikes!