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Royal Mail has won an injunction in London's High Court preventing next week's 48-hour strike.
The postal firm's workers had been set to walk out from 19 October in protest over pensions, wages and jobs.
But the company said the strike would be "unlawful" if the Communication Workers Union (CWU) did not follow dispute resolution procedures.
A strike ballot of the CWU's 110,000 members had produced an 89.1% vote in favour.
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Work to rule is a good plan.
The injunction is only a road bump, it will not stop the inevitable strike action, all it will do is strengthen our resolve.
The injunction is only a road bump, it will not stop the inevitable strike action, all it will do is strengthen our resolve.
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