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luckyllama
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banner
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- Joined: 04 Jun 2007, 16:38
luckyllama wrote:5.4% from the start of october will be quite a lot of arrears time the ballot is finished it will be nearly xmas
Very short sighted.
What about the extra 5 years of toiling on the streets when you are over 60? Or the thousands lost by retiring at 60?
What about D2Ds being absorbed into workload, losing £25 on average to most posties?
(these 2 have already been settled in the background of this deal I assure you)
What about being at the beck and call of a manager for your starting and finishing times?
What about inflation which is running at 4.5% a year? We would need over a 9% pay rise over 2 years to keep up with the cost of living.
What about a flexible working system that will assign a workload and a time frame for it all decided by a manager?
Take a closer look at the deal please.
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IWW Fellow Worker
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Pay no attention to this nugget mate. All he ever does is try to undermine the workers. He's a screws toady.banner wrote:luckyllama wrote:5.4% from the start of october will be quite a lot of arrears time the ballot is finished it will be nearly xmas
Very short sighted.
What about the extra 5 years of toiling on the streets when you are over 60? Or the thousands lost by retiring at 60?
What about D2Ds being absorbed into workload, losing £25 on average to most posties?
(these 2 have already been settled in the background of this deal I assure you)
What about being at the beck and call of a manager for your starting and finishing times?
What about inflation which is running at 4.5% a year? We would need over a 9% pay rise over 2 years to keep up with the cost of living.
What about a flexible working system that will assign a workload and a time frame for it all decided by a manager?
Take a closer look at the deal please.
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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luckyllama
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IWW Fellow Worker
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Vulcan
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IWW Fellow Worker
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I've never felt the need to look at that site. We have enough management stooges, suckholes and fifth columnists coming on here trying to undermine the union.Vulcan wrote:At least on this site, you can put your point of view, even if you get slagged off. On the other RM site(Postmanchat) if you disagree with the Admin guy you get banned.
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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POSTMAN
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We don't know who is who on here ect.
As for the poll and how many votes,i was gonna make a comment in the actual thread about it.
Just looking at me stats we've had over 1600 people log on to the site since THAT poll went up.
It's in probably the most important forum at the moment and the forum is well named and so is the thread.
But i guess it's like the members as a whole when any ballot/vote is out,a lot of them just don't bother!!!
It's ALWAYS a low turn out,even our last one which was a BIGGEN was low ffs!!!
As for the poll and how many votes,i was gonna make a comment in the actual thread about it.
Just looking at me stats we've had over 1600 people log on to the site since THAT poll went up.
It's in probably the most important forum at the moment and the forum is well named and so is the thread.
But i guess it's like the members as a whole when any ballot/vote is out,a lot of them just don't bother!!!
It's ALWAYS a low turn out,even our last one which was a BIGGEN was low ffs!!!
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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lovejoy
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- Joined: 30 Apr 2007, 12:59
your right - even for the strike ballot over 50,000 members didn't bother to votePOSTMAN wrote:We don't know who is who on here ect.
As for the poll and how many votes,i was gonna make a comment in the actual thread about it.
Just looking at me stats we've had over 1600 people log on to the site since THAT poll went up.
It's in probably the most important forum at the moment and the forum is well named and so is the thread.
But i guess it's like the members as a whole when any ballot/vote is out,a lot of them just don't bother!!!
It's ALWAYS a low turn out,even our last one which was a BIGGEN was low ffs!!!
Funny thing is Royal Mail used that to say the 77% yes was a false figure and that the majority hadn't voted for it
I wonder if they will be nice and honest if a YES vote sneeks through on a low turnout and say it doesn't count because of the low turnout??? ha
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k979aaa
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IF ANYONE DOES NOT VOTE ON THIS THEY DO NOT HAVE A BRAIN A MOUTH A HAND OR A HOPE IN HELL'S CHANCE OF A LIFE WORKING FOR ROYALMAIL IN THE FUTURE!.lovejoy wrote:your right - even for the strike ballot over 50,000 members didn't bother to votePOSTMAN wrote:We don't know who is who on here ect.
As for the poll and how many votes,i was gonna make a comment in the actual thread about it.
Just looking at me stats we've had over 1600 people log on to the site since THAT poll went up.
It's in probably the most important forum at the moment and the forum is well named and so is the thread.
But i guess it's like the members as a whole when any ballot/vote is out,a lot of them just don't bother!!!
It's ALWAYS a low turn out,even our last one which was a BIGGEN was low ffs!!!
Funny thing is Royal Mail used that to say the 77% yes was a false figure and that the majority hadn't voted for it
I wonder if they will be nice and honest if a YES vote sneeks through on a low turnout and say it doesn't count because of the low turnout??? ha
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L Tommo
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luckyllama wrote:so says the site bully. At least Mr Tommo does it with humour. Your just a boring tw*t.
FECK OFF YOU PARASITICAL MUPPET... I SAY WOT I FEEL AND I DONT JOKE ABOUT A w****r LIKE YOU SONNY.....
NOW TAKE THE ADVICE OFF OF IWW AND RUN ALONG YOU LEACH!!!
""AND DONT USE MY NAME IN VAIN AGAIN... OR I WILL SUE YOUR ASS!!"" (SAID IN AN AMERICAN ACCENT)
FECKING CHEEK!!!
WE ARE THE WORKERS AND IM NO BULLY.... !!!
JUST DONT LIKE strike breakers AND SCREWS!!! :lfo :cfo
L TOMMO.... ILLEGITIMIS NON CARBORUNDUM........
EAST LONDON MAIL CENTER-ISHHHH
EAST LONDON MAIL CENTER-ISHHHH
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luckyllama
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L Tommo
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I charge allright
LLAMA...
Run along sonny..
OUT :lfo :cfo
Run along sonny..
OUT :lfo :cfo
L TOMMO.... ILLEGITIMIS NON CARBORUNDUM........
EAST LONDON MAIL CENTER-ISHHHH
EAST LONDON MAIL CENTER-ISHHHH
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the body
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TrueBlueTerrier
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The Dealdvbuk55 wrote:That is not the only statistic that is open to interpretation. Those on this and other forums are obviously of a like mind and there is a bias toward one inclination or t'other. We, on this forum, have a tendency to be anti RM and pro union, despite the disparaging remarks over this deal, the other forum has a predominantly pro RM anti union stance. Therefore the views are going to reflect that. As I am banned from the other site does anyone know if there is a pro/anti deal poll on there
Pay Deal - Final ....... How do you feel?
Very Happy 7 4.09%
Reasonably Happy 75 43.86%
Mostly Unhappy 45 26.32%
Very Unhappy 44 25.73%
Voters: 171 100%
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yes or no
yes or noYou Have Already Voted In This Poll
yes 84 46.67%
no 96 53.33%
Voters: 180 100%
Quite simply, on first impressions, would you vote yes or no for the deal
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Current Offer 11/10/2007
Would you accept Todays offer (11/10/2007)?You Have Already Voted In This Poll
Yes 55 32.35%
No 89 52.35%
Unsure 26 15.29%
Voters: 170 100%
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Biggest Concern
What is your Biggest Concern with Royal Mail at present?
Pay 3 1.09%
Pensions 127 46.18%
Flexibility 105 38.18%
Later Starts/Change of Hours 22 8.00%
Other 11 4.00%
No Concerns 7 2.55%
Voters: 275 100%
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Cant format it but these are current polls on the other site - interesting that they also seem generally against the deal but a lot closer than us.
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