BALLOT RESULT

[dvbuk55]

Now that the result is known. Lets unite and accepts the 5.4 and prepare for the pensions war!

Yeah right!

[IWW Fellow Worker]

Now that the result is known. Lets unite and accepts the 5.4 and prepare for the pensions war!

It's not so much the 5.4%, but the idea of flexibility. So, all due respect, but I'm not uniting with scum who would work us into an early grave.

[ohmattyboy]

Dave Ward and the other top union bosses should be voted out! Shocking deal, Now lets get rid of them and put someone in with some bottle! f***ing sellouts, should be ashamed and should fuckoff with leighton and crozier!

[stephen500]

How bad is that..46000 not voting!
What does that tell the union about its relationship with the members.

[k979aaa]

For the turnout was about the same as last time but is it not the case that after strike's have begun and a reballot on new term's that the turnout is often higher than last time.

[dazza21]

here here matty boy you sound like a decent chap do you want a job on the union top table old boy

[BELIAL]

Now that the result is known. Lets unite and accepts the 5.4 and prepare for the pensions war!

Will it be like our last war? Same generals, same spin, might be a bit futile since we've already agreed to disarm.

[mucker]

Who were the pr**s who voted yes, and on what grounds?

'pr**s' is far too polite a word for the vermin who sold out to the bosses, but I think what swung it was the idea of the bonus and backpay before the Yuletide Feast, and the fear of going on strike before it. Had the ballot been held mid-October, I think we could have seen a different outcome.

yep you are correct,however it just goes to show how shallow some people are,they cant see any further than the end of there own nose.thick twats :lfo :lfo :lfo

[simply_the_best]

what does it tell you about some of the members?

[BELIAL]

Lets not forget who reccommended this deal

[stephen500]

So who voted yes?

Surely not the delivery postman....just watch RM make you do households for nothing. £1000 loss a year?
Then there is the extra work to cover s/l and a/l all for nothing..how much will they lose there.

Surely not the mail centres...just watch the overtime disappear with flexibility.

Opps surely they didn't believe the union and Rm re pensions?

I bet i can't find anyone who voted yes in a years time...

Welcome to 'way forward two'.

[mucker]

Lets not forget who reccommended this deal

yep laurel and hardy,pair of !@#$%^&*

[the beautiful bd south]

Have to say yet again the turnout was pathetic for such an important issue...

But nothing new there.

[deadbox]

Well thats it, I'm going to look into going self employed in the next 6-12 months

SOME PEOPLE ARE SLEEPWALKING INTO RM HANDS

when I point out the MANY negative points of the agreement they think that RM won't use flexability here, I havn't got enough time on my delivery to take an extra bag in the summer--------THATS NOT HOW THE DOM WILL SEE IT !

The management will make FULL USE of the agreement to further their own ends !

Just try cutting off now ---- 30 mins FLEXABILITY

Still undecided whether to quit the CWU ..... £3 a weeks better in my pocket, and not paying for WARD / HAYNEs minibar tab

VERY DISSAPOINTED !

[postie28]

So who voted yes?

Surely not the delivery postman....just watch RM make you do households for nothing. £1000 loss a year?
Then there is the extra work to cover s/l and a/l all for nothing..how much will they lose there.

Surely not the mail centres...just watch the overtime disappear with flexibility.

Opps surely they didn't believe the union and Rm re pensions?

I bet i can't find anyone who voted yes in a years time...

Welcome to 'way forward two'.

you'll have a job to find someone who voted yes tomorrow let alone in a years time. must be all those ghost posties again . the same ones who voted the way forward in.