So not one actual idea then, just a general principle to follow[/quote]
Most lads and lasses on here are normal posties, paid 20K per year to post letters. He's on 200k per year to lead the CWU members. Just do what you're paid to do. The silence is deafening.
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venom
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Most lads and lasses on here are normal posties, paid 20K per year to post letters. He's on 200k per year to lead the CWU members. Just do what you're paid to do. The silence is deafening.[/quote]stoneybroke wrote:So not one actual idea then, just a general principle to follow
Wouldn’t surprise me if he goes self isolating in the next few days
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bunji
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Surely he can't be on that sort of salary - that is more than the Prime Minister
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Usually it's best not to have a knee jerk reaction but in this instance a knee jerk reaction is exactly what is required. If we don't strike or at least call for a work to rule them we can say goodbye to paid sick leave and everything else further down the road. Most postie's are too concerned with upsetting their customers or Joe Public, they aren't YOUR customers they are Royal Mail's customers and Joe Public won't give a s**t if you lose your job as long as they get their tat off fleabay. Very poor leadership from Ward and Pullinger and definitely the weakest leaders the CWU have ever had.
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A "work to rule" would almost certainly require a separate ballot. In any case chances are that either RM would go to court and get any strike blocked or the government would block a strikechocolatesaltyballs wrote:Usually it's best not to have a knee jerk reaction but in this instance a knee jerk reaction is exactly what is required. If we don't strike or at least call for a work to rule them we can say goodbye to paid sick leave and everything else further down the road. Most postie's are too concerned with upsetting their customers or Joe Public, they aren't YOUR customers they are Royal Mail's customers and Joe Public won't give a s**t if you lose your job as long as they get their tat off fleabay. Very poor leadership from Ward and Pullinger and definitely the weakest leaders the CWU have ever had.
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People really don’t get it do they - we can’t strike can we - unless you think:
1. The previous ballot is valid for this; and
2. An injunction will not be awarded
Bit far fetched aint it
1. The previous ballot is valid for this; and
2. An injunction will not be awarded
Bit far fetched aint it
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Just heard ward an pullinger will make an emergency statement at 5pm