Don't be so patronising, I said I was appalled and meant it I personally do not know a Rep that does this we are all in the same boat LOSING MONEY (I do know that I used caps meant to) I also know Reps that are SPENDING MONEY they can't afford supporting others with phone calls petrol money etc. You are talking about a FEW so I believe that you are trying to misinform your counters rep is just ONE of MANY reps. In fact I know of at least 2 that give their rest day wages if it falls on a day off to a charity.armani wrote:Try sorting out your keyboard. Turn the caps off.shelanda wrote:i AM APPALLED AT YOUR POST. yOU ARE OBVIOUSLY VERY MISINFORMED MOST OF THE REPS i KNOW HAVE LOST MORE MONEY THAN OTHERS SORTING OUT BARBIES OR GETTING IN THE COFFEES FOR THE PICKET LINES. PEOPLE LIKE YOU REALLY MAKE ME SICK THERE ARE A LOT OF DEDICATED REPS, DON'T TAR US ALL FOR THE FEW BAD ONESarmani wrote:What some people are not aware of is that some Union Reps are getting the best of both worlds. Calling on the troops to support strikes and working on Solidarity. What they fail to say is that during the strike action (where its been part days so far) they have been claiming time back for going around offices doing H&S checks. They have not been loosing out on pay by doing this but encouraging others out to do so.
Now, back to the post that I made.
I am not misinformed. My Counters rep was one of the ones doing it. Thats how I know. Seen it with my own eyes. So no misinformation here.
Also I was not tarring anyone. I said SOME. Some means that not all, i.e. there would be a certain amount of reps not taking such action.
Do you understand.
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shelanda
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armani
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Ahh, but TBT, I said MY Rep is one of the ones that I know of. I didn't say he was the only one I know of.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:armani wrote:Was your name specifically mentioned by me?angeleyes wrote:I get sick of hearing that Union Rep's don't lose any money during a strike and having to say YES they do!!!! What do the rep's have to do to convince you, show you their pay slips every time???armani wrote:What some people are not aware of is that some Union Reps are getting the best of both worlds. Calling on the troops to support strikes and working on Solidarity. What they fail to say is that during the strike action (where its been part days so far) they have been claiming time back for going around offices doing H&S checks. They have not been loosing out on pay by doing this but encouraging others out to do so.
I have lost every strike day from my wages, but not only that I have brought and taken home people attending the picket line who have no car, I have supplied buckets of KFC and takeaways, beers and BBQ's out of my own pocket. I recognise that although we are all paid the same wage, there are some people worse off financially than myself. I will continue to help those worse off than myself, but I am sick to death of having to "prove" that I am losing money to people who just refuse to believe the truth.
Did I say ALL reps?
Get it right and jump off the band wagonNo but you did say some and in fact according to your posts today you only know of only 1. So you have to accept some flack for misrepresentation of the facts as known to you.Also excuse me but he was responding to your argument that some reps have not been loosing money. In a democracy he is allowed to respond without being attacked by you so PLEASE GET IT RIGHT AND DON'T BE SO DEFENSIVEarmani wrote:My Counters rep was one of the ones doing it.
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armani
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Lets not get in to a game of my sticks bigger than your stick.shelanda wrote:Don't be so patronising, I said I was appalled and meant it I personally do not know a Rep that does this we are all in the same boat LOSING MONEY (I do know that I used caps meant to) I also know Reps that are SPENDING MONEY they can't afford supporting others with phone calls petrol money etc. You are talking about a FEW so I believe that you are trying to misinform your counters rep is just ONE of MANY reps. In fact I know of at least 2 that give their rest day wages if it falls on a day off to a charity.armani wrote:Try sorting out your keyboard. Turn the caps off.shelanda wrote:i AM APPALLED AT YOUR POST. yOU ARE OBVIOUSLY VERY MISINFORMED MOST OF THE REPS i KNOW HAVE LOST MORE MONEY THAN OTHERS SORTING OUT BARBIES OR GETTING IN THE COFFEES FOR THE PICKET LINES. PEOPLE LIKE YOU REALLY MAKE ME SICK THERE ARE A LOT OF DEDICATED REPS, DON'T TAR US ALL FOR THE FEW BAD ONESarmani wrote:What some people are not aware of is that some Union Reps are getting the best of both worlds. Calling on the troops to support strikes and working on Solidarity. What they fail to say is that during the strike action (where its been part days so far) they have been claiming time back for going around offices doing H&S checks. They have not been loosing out on pay by doing this but encouraging others out to do so.
Now, back to the post that I made.
I am not misinformed. My Counters rep was one of the ones doing it. Thats how I know. Seen it with my own eyes. So no misinformation here.
Also I was not tarring anyone. I said SOME. Some means that not all, i.e. there would be a certain amount of reps not taking such action.
Do you understand.
I am Just stating facts that I know. I in no way doubt the good nature shown from colleagues/reps that you know. All I am doing is making sure people are aware of what goes on elsewhere in the Country. People also have to be careful with peer pressure. There will many people that feel obliged to strike just to keep in with other colleagues when they clearly cannot afford to. We are not taking pennies here, it could be the difference between being above the red and defaulting on a mortgage payment. Not a nice thing to pressure someone in to just because it suits that other individual to strike.
There are all kinds of propaganda going on in all of this but people who are not financially able to take action should not be pressured in to taking I.A. Especially not under false pretenses.
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It's called 'solidarity' you oily bastard.armani wrote:There will many people that feel obliged to strike just to keep in with other colleagues when they clearly cannot afford to.
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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I've seen the light Armani, all i need is the support, encouragement and appropriate training from my manager and it would enable, nay empower me to survive on a fraction of my promised pension entitlement.armani wrote:[Lets not get in to a game of my sticks bigger than your stick.
I am Just stating facts that I know. I in no way doubt the good nature shown from colleagues/reps that you know. All I am doing is making sure people are aware of what goes on elsewhere in the Country. People also have to be careful with peer pressure. There will many people that feel obliged to strike just to keep in with other colleagues when they clearly cannot afford to. We are not taking pennies here, it could be the difference between being above the red and defaulting on a mortgage payment. Not a nice thing to pressure someone in to just because it suits that other individual to strike.
There are all kinds of propaganda going on in all of this but people who are not financially able to take action should not be pressured in to taking I.A. Especially not under false pretenses.
Not a nice thing to steal peoples pensions, wages and jobs.
People who are not financially able should not be forced to accept wage cuts and pension robbery. Especially not under false pretences.
You are a dimwit without equal not even Rm would employ a quisling of your extremely limited brainpower.
Eat some oily fish, take 1200 mg of thorazine and stick your tongue in a wall socket, it may improve your synaptic response rate
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BELIAL wrote:I've seen the light Armani, all i need is the support, encouragement and appropriate training from my manager and it would enable, nay empower me to survive on a fraction of my promised pension entitlement.armani wrote:[Lets not get in to a game of my sticks bigger than your stick.
I am Just stating facts that I know. I in no way doubt the good nature shown from colleagues/reps that you know. All I am doing is making sure people are aware of what goes on elsewhere in the Country. People also have to be careful with peer pressure. There will many people that feel obliged to strike just to keep in with other colleagues when they clearly cannot afford to. We are not taking pennies here, it could be the difference between being above the red and defaulting on a mortgage payment. Not a nice thing to pressure someone in to just because it suits that other individual to strike.
There are all kinds of propaganda going on in all of this but people who are not financially able to take action should not be pressured in to taking I.A. Especially not under false pretenses.
Not a nice thing to steal peoples pensions, wages and jobs.
People who are not financially able should not be forced to accept wage cuts and pension robbery. Especially not under false pretences.
You are a dimwit without equal not even Rm would employ a quisling of your extremely limited brainpower.
Eat some oily fish, take 1200 mg of thorazine and stick your tongue in a wall socket, it may improve your synaptic response rate
Tut Tut. Why have you highlighted a word that has been spelt correctly? Dimwit? I suppose thats for yourself to answer
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armani wrote:BELIAL wrote:I've seen the light Armani, all i need is the support, encouragement and appropriate training from my manager and it would enable, nay empower me to survive on a fraction of my promised pension entitlement.armani wrote:[Lets not get in to a game of my sticks bigger than your stick.
I am Just stating facts that I know. I in no way doubt the good nature shown from colleagues/reps that you know. All I am doing is making sure people are aware of what goes on elsewhere in the Country. People also have to be careful with peer pressure. There will many people that feel obliged to strike just to keep in with other colleagues when they clearly cannot afford to. We are not taking pennies here, it could be the difference between being above the red and defaulting on a mortgage payment. Not a nice thing to pressure someone in to just because it suits that other individual to strike.
There are all kinds of propaganda going on in all of this but people who are not financially able to take action should not be pressured in to taking I.A. Especially not under false pretenses.
Not a nice thing to steal peoples pensions, wages and jobs.
People who are not financially able should not be forced to accept wage cuts and pension robbery. Especially not under false pretences.
You are a dimwit without equal not even Rm would employ a quisling of your extremely limited brainpower.
Eat some oily fish, take 1200 mg of thorazine and stick your tongue in a wall socket, it may improve your synaptic response rate
Tut Tut. Why have you highlighted a word that has been spelt correctly? Dimwit? I suppose thats for yourself to answer
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joliap
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Jaffa
I have just caught up with some of the postings. and was dismayed to read of the verbal attack of Jaffa.JAFFA wrote:Good afternoon everyone,lets get a few things straight shall we,JLO is not the union rep in Cwmbran office! The rep in question had been approached by various members of staff prior to the meeting saying that they just could not afford to strike for the two 48 hour periods. During the meeting the rep didnot tell anyone not to strike or say that he was not going to strike himself.After the manager read out royal mails info the rep then read out the unions stance,he then made the point that he would not hold any grudges against people 'IF' they decided they had to come to work. Following this an open forum was available where numerous questions were asked and answered.If 'ROONNY had a problem why didnt he raise it then? Instead he went behind everyones back and posted it here,ok thats his choice,but if he had spoken directly then surely this issue wouldnt have escalated into what it has. By the way Cwmbran has had 100% support in all previous strike action,unlike some of its neighbouring offices,hope thats cleared a few things up.Cheers.
I would like to offer my support to Jaffa he has always been a pillar of strength. As for the the moron who managed to to cause so much bile towards Jaffa is quite a hero isnt he, He didnt have enough about him to question the man at the time of the meeting he rather discredit him undeservingly behind his back!!
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frankie
He's a pet!......shame on you!!dvbuk55 wrote:[![]()
Yeah Yeah - I'm a young Grandad - 39 isn't old! Bring the rabbit to the "barbie on the picket" - much appreciated.![]()
Sorry! I feet suitably chastised, though when I was younger, R*bb*t was part of our staple diet and is very good, roasted with forced meat stuffing, casseroled with pearl barley, they were so fresh they still had the skin on, and we used to take the scut to school. Of course you had to watch your teeth because there was always lead shot in the carcase.[/quote]
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You are in so much trouble from the lady with a pet rabbit.blackadder wrote:i do like bunny burgers but bunny stew is best with sum dumpies
Never had burgers but rabbit stew is soooooooooo good and quite right the dumplings finish the dish.
A mate of mine was driving around one day and saw a sign on a board which said "Black Rabbits for Sale" - he went in and said to the lady "do they taste the same as the others" - quite seriously - she went absolutely apesh*t.
It always seem to be women who like pet rabbits.
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IS A LOCAL REP NOT ENTITLED TO EXPRESS HIS OPINION ? HOPEFULLY HIS OFFICE WILL STRIKE IF IT IS CALLED TO DO SO, AS AN OFFICE AND NOT DOWN TO THE INDIVIDUAL. THIS IS ALSO TRUE OF THE OPPOSITE, IF WE DO ACCEPT A DEAL ,THEN THE MILITANTS WHO WANT STRIKE AND CONFRONTATION FOR THE SAKE OF IT WILL BE EXPECTED TO ACCEPT THE DEMOCRATIC VOTE AND NOT ACT AS INDIVIDUALS.