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wolfie citizen smith
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THIS IS BEYOND A JOKE

Post by wolfie citizen smith »

Reasons to Reject the Deal
The truth behind the spin: The CWU National Executive is arguing that the agreement with Royal Mail is the best on offer and a success. CWU members will be balloted on the deal. However this agreement does not reflect what we could have won, given the successful strikes. Worse, it gives Royal Mail nearly everything they wanted. That is why we believe that branches should recommend this dodgy deal is rejected, and all members should vote against it.
PENSIONS: SLASHED
The CWU spin says that pensions are “decoupledâ€
IWW Fellow Worker
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Post by IWW Fellow Worker »

Nicely put comrade! I'll bet that won't make the letters page in The Voice.

Vote No!
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POSTMAN GATTUSO
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Post by POSTMAN GATTUSO »

A BIG NO STAND UP AND BE COUNTED ,OR WEVE HAD IT :Applause :speak to the hand :lfo :cfo
norbet colon
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Post by norbet colon »

IWW Fellow Worker wrote:Nicely put comrade! I'll bet that won't make the letters page in The Voice.

Vote No!
certainly not that propaganda comic Courier either :cfo
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stevie247
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Post by stevie247 »

Well said wolfie... :Applause :Applause :Applause Without doubt a NO vote!
oxboy
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Post by oxboy »

Top man Wolfie gotta be no i mean to decouple pensions i just get so mad i mean how out of touch are our union.
a seperate debate on pensions yeah right if they get a yes vote we will be lucky to retire at 65 i mean 65 i might as well sign on and claim benefits i really think i would be better off. the dogs mate