IT'S A YES VOTE

stevie247 · Post by **stevie247** » 27 Nov 2007, 16:05

Just cant believe this result 64% YES

THANKS HAYES+WARD you can now leave and get your pay off a nice safe liebour seat....time to look for another job

theflyingpostman · Post by **theflyingpostman** » 27 Nov 2007, 16:09

Shocking result.

Is there a brakedown of the results regionally or localy?

greynut · Post by **greynut** » 27 Nov 2007, 16:10

Who f***ing voted yes then, cos I do not know of one office that did, here in the south east.

Unless they all lied and are waiting on the blood money in their xmas pay packet?

zola4ever · Post by **zola4ever** » 27 Nov 2007, 16:15

I see there is a yes vote by 64% .Well all I can say if anyone voted yes they must be the biggest !@#$%^&* going.
Would they like to do part of my delivery , unpaid of course?

greynut · Post by **greynut** » 27 Nov 2007, 16:22

zola4ever wrote:I see there is a yes vote by 64% .Well all I can say if anyone voted yes they must be the biggest w*****s going.
Would they like to do part of my delivery , unpaid of course?

Who f***ing voted yes then, cos I do not know of one office that did, here in the south east.

Unless they all lied and are waiting on the blood money in their xmas pay packet?

Post by **stephen500** » 27 Nov 2007, 16:23

Surely Rm will reject the result as unrepresentive of the whole workforce.
160,000 posties...
Only 51000 vote in favour?

I remember Rm stating that only so many posties voted for the strike

chromium05 · Post by **chromium05** » 27 Nov 2007, 16:23

I'm not being paranoid but something is amiss here.

From Hayes and Ward ufcking up the strikes and going to court and accepting the (original) offer on the same day
The huge number of people who stated that they were voting against
The huge number of "un-returned" ballots
The Yes vote - in particular the margin - goes completely against the picture that was painted

My resignation will be in effect as of the 2nd January. I'd resign immediately but I can't face the 2 weeks at home around christmas when the kids are off school....

F*ck Hayes and Ward and Crozier and Leighton...I hope they all die in car crashes when they've finished thier circle jerk.

F*ck anyone who voted YES.

My sincere commiserations to ALL who voted against.

This is the end of the job as it was and the end of RM as it should be.

bertie · Post by **bertie** » 27 Nov 2007, 16:23

Sorry, but it's been a stitch up from the start. RM, the union and the government are all in one anothers' pockets.

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 27 Nov 2007, 16:26

Will people please stop calling Yes voters by abusive names. There are plenty on here who quite openly stated they would vote yes. I voted No and now I have to accept the deal as unfortunately does every other NO voter. I appreciate some people are as angry as I am disappointed

Ok complain about the deal but don't use this site to abuse the other side.

Any more abusive post will be deleted - be Grown Up and have a debate not a slanging match

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 27 Nov 2007, 16:28

jacee wrote:
donut wrote:Just a thought ...........How do WE know 46,000 did`nt vote ??????????
and now paranoia rears it's ugly head

Perhaps not it is a valid question - one that we can't answer. If the vote had been the other way many Yes voters may have been asking the same question.

che-guevara · Post by **che-guevara** » 27 Nov 2007, 16:32

Dearly beloved:
We are gathered here today to say farewell to our colleague THE CWU.

Long have we served & fought together against the oppressors known to us all as the infidels.
:lfo :cfo
The battle, though long fought, was nearly won, but for the voting beliefs of 51,000, who went to the front line on 8 occasions, fighting what they believed to be the good fight, only, in their naivety, said YES at a time they needed to be strong, to take the fight to the next level & now we must all mourn the loss of alife we once knew, for the ened is in sight.
The long battle has infected the infidel & soon their demise will be for all to see, as the battle lost leaves its scars on those still with fight left in them, we must gather the troops & plunge the sword of despair deep into the heart of the infidel, show them we will not lay down & die like the 51,000 before us, but will fight them to the death.
We can not let them walk over our status & beliefs, they shall not steal our pensions or our lives.

To fight the good fight we must first

Get the Government to repay the Â£3.1 bn they our pension pot.

Do the job properly
no cars on delivery
no overweight pouches
no starting before your time
no to skipping meal reliefs

If we all stick together they will not grind us down

I voted no

I will vote no on the pension propoals

I will Vote against any D2D agreement

I WILL NOT LAY DOWN & LET THE B**STARDS WALK ALL OVER ME - PERIOD

ITS OUR ROYAL MAIL. LETS FIGHT TO SAVE IT

wakkono · Post by **wakkono** » 27 Nov 2007, 16:46

save yourselves Â£3 a week and get out from the cwu.... there finished now anyway

meweavy · Post by **meweavy** » 27 Nov 2007, 16:52

as they have to in the national agreement...
or do you think that they will try to keep the new finish times on the saturday..

i know theyre not supposed to but how many doms do you know that will try it on when it comes to these new saturday finish times..

roonaldo · Post by **roonaldo** » 27 Nov 2007, 17:02

i NEVER EVEN RECEIVED A VOTING FORM AND i KNOW OF AT LEAST ONE OTHER IN MY OFFICE WHO DIDN'T ALSO!!!

Rommagic · Post by **Rommagic** » 27 Nov 2007, 17:07

So fed up with the Royal mail and Union now,cant believe the deal has been voted in a sad day for the workers.

ROYALMAILCHAT

IT'S A YES VOTE

Yes vote ?

Re: Yes vote ?

Will Royal mail reject the result as 46000 didn't vote?

[b]THE END[/b]

so will the doms go back to the old saturdays