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Post by johnnyp »

Not to sure if this has already been posted or people have been briefed in there offices,but here you are.


An act of desperation to get a Yes vote maybe? :whistle
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Post by POSTMAN »

I resized them John.
Yeah i've got this just aint had time to scan it in yet.
I was gonna make a post with the title '£350.00 for Xmas for a life time of s**t!!'
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Post by BELIAL »

What a generous employer, did we get this last year? must have slipped my mind.

They must be getting some seriously negative feedback about voting intentions to bung in a £23m bribe. What figures are they getting and where from?
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Post by Glenno »

Good incentive for the waverers LET ME THINK TAKE THE MONEY B4 CRIMBO AND HAVE A GOOD TIME OR THINK ABOUT IT STICK STRAIT BACK DOWN THEIR NECKS short term gain far reaching conciquences??????? not very good @ spelling READ THE BLOODY PROPOSAL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by Stormproof »

It won't change my vote, sent my ballot paper off within 2 minutes of receiving it NO, if this deal does go through the tax man is gonna love us that week, do we get our xmas bonus that week aswell?
So keep on moving, moving, moving your feet
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets


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Post by meoldcocker »

What about the missing back pay from 1st April 87
Remember the previous deal was a 2 year deal but when push came to shove RM chose to forget the 2nd year :arrrghhh :arrrghhh
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Post by Edward Hunter »

Im outer London and earnt over £23,000 last year with a bit of OT. Flexibility will kill that OT stone dead. People ARE looking at the bigger picture on this judging by what i am hearing, alot will i think vote against the deal, but it will be close.It amazes me that no plans are in place for if/when there is a no vote.Christmas is here, prime time, lets hit the streets for a nice bit of strategic IA. And please no bollocks about public sympathy (a la Harry Bloody Potter)
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Post by MickR »

POSTMAN wrote:I resized them John.
Yeah i've got this just aint had time to scan it in yet.
I was gonna make a post with the title '£350.00 for Xmas for a life time of s**t!!'
:Very Happy
Or a Short term gain for a long term pain!!!!
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Post by pinstripe »

Inflation eh? Judas only got 30 pieces of silver. They're offering us £350 for our souls :evil/mad
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Post by evilc »

We had that brief last week, it made me sick all the non-members salivating over the back pay that myself and cwu members lost 8 days on strike for them t****s. :mad :mad :mad :mad :mad :mad
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Post by MADMAXMS »

evilc wrote:We had that brief last week, it made me sick all the non-members salivating over the back pay that myself and cwu members lost 8 days on strike for them t****s. :mad :mad :mad :mad :mad :mad
Well some of us in the liverpool area lost around 16 days pay.......for WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! VOTE NO.....
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Post by MADMAXMS »

linkinpark wrote:
evilc wrote:We had that brief last week, it made me sick all the non-members salivating over the back pay that myself and cwu members lost 8 days on strike for them t****s. :mad :mad :mad :mad :mad :mad
There aint NO back pay its an RM, Hayes, and Ward con. The £175 is what we should have got in April-May for savings that we the posties not Ward and hayes made in 2006 and that they FAILED to secure for us on time because RM told them a pack of lies and they were too dumb to notice, the payrise is only backdated till October2007 not April 2007 as it should have been! Against that we have lost our early shift allowance of about 12 quid as soon as RM find away to CON us out of that + next year the only payrise they will get is about 1.6% if and only if we bow down to all their demands like doing OVERTIME for nothing so if they are salivating over that then they are even more stupid than i thought!

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Post by Albethere »

AND...the growing army of Part Timers are shafted even more 'cause all these dangling carrots will only be PRO RATA anyway!
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Post by BELIAL »

Albethere wrote:AND...the growing army of Part Timers are shafted even more 'cause all these dangling carrots will only be PRO RATA anyway!
I assume you refer to the stump rooted Dutch pro rata forcing variety of carrot : admirable fly resistance but exhibit a marked tendency to wilt under stress, also susceptible to mildew and prone to scab: end result =low productivity
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Post by thexxxpostman »

i think this confirms 1 thing and 1 thing only..there seriously panicking about the ballot result..how they get wind of these things is another matter..independent firm counting the votes and all that..the way forward was prob rigged so i presume there getting ready to tamper with this one..we get 300 quid and the end of overtime...wheres the nearest bridge..anyone joining me :shock: