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Done deal
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stressed eric
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mailjock
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Hutton said
"This is a good deal for customers and the taxpayer," said Business Secretary John Hutton.
How the fcuk does he know what's in the deal when we don't?
How the fcuk does he know what's in the deal when we don't?
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catch
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Re: Hutton said
He probably knows it's s**t enough that'd it be too much to say "this is a good deal for postal workers".mailjock wrote:"This is a good deal for customers and the taxpayer," said Business Secretary John Hutton.
How the fcuk does he know what's in the deal when we don't?
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University IT worker. UCU/Unison. London.
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postmanpot
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Loyalblue
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I don`t want you to be right but as many others here i`ve a horrible feeling you are!meweavy wrote:i agree.stressed eric wrote:hope your right just have this feeling no matter what we vote it'll be coming in.arsenalbob wrote:i don't think it will be voted in if it is total shite. don't forget 77% of us weren't happy with all the strings in the first place so it would take a lot of waverers for it to fall below 50%
this deal will be shite,but it will probably be brought in regardless one way or the other..lets be honest when hav,nt royal mail got what they want.we are going to get stiched up royally here...i feel sorry for all those who went on the wildcat strikes.its bad enough to sacrifice 4 days only to be let down by a lukewarm union,but to go out for as long as they did,when the union basically bottled it...hats off to those that did go out..but f**k me this union havnt exactly done us proud have they...
Ride the Storm
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meweavy
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chromium05
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meweavy
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it happened in the way forwards and it will happen on this deal aswell..surely over the past few months can anybody honestly trust anything that royal mail wont do to get what they want.chromium05 wrote:Anyone have solid info on WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COUNTING THE VOTES?
We don't want an American "BUSH STYLE" vote fraud thing....
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chromium05
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I think the Union rep in each office should be tasked to collate all votes either way for thier office over a week. The votes can be anonymous ( standard sheet with a simple "yes or no box" and each person ticked off as thier vote is dropped into a hat. The votes can then be tallied with a seperate observer and the result of the office vote pinned up before being sent to Union HQ.
The UNion could put a seperate webpage up showing ( ALL OF) each offices decision " yes'es and no's" ( like a spreadsheet) so there is no confusion as to the results and WE will get to see the results in real time as they are posted.
That'd be fair.
The UNion could put a seperate webpage up showing ( ALL OF) each offices decision " yes'es and no's" ( like a spreadsheet) so there is no confusion as to the results and WE will get to see the results in real time as they are posted.
That'd be fair.
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weetrogg
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Re: done deal
Please i urge all members not to withdraw from the union, instead we need to utilse the overwhelming support we had for the strikes, to change are union structure and make it more democratic and representative, we have to stay strong and united because they will be back and next time i think it will be the ultimate battle against PRIVATISATIONbulbhead42 wrote:is it worth paying £2.60 a week to the cwu . ill get a better return in a savings plan .Thats if i live to be 65:
WE are the union
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jafferpants
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Re: done deal
It goes up to £3 in january!! enjoy.bulbhead42 wrote:is it worth paying £2.60 a week to the cwu . ill get a better return in a savings plan .Thats if i live to be 65: