FINAL AGREEMENT:THE POLL

[DirtyHarry]

How could you vote yes??

Well, one could have one's brain removed, rendering one completely barmy, or one could be the sort of person that orgasms at the thought of accepting
the crumbs when one could very well demand, then receive, one's fair slice of the pie.

But I'm just guessing, you understand.

[The Ginger Warrior]

to all those who voted yes, you should be ashamed of yourselves. when the silly c*** managers get the green light to treat us like s**t aswell as yourselves, i hope you realise what you have done!! BASTARDS!!!

[chromium05]

Look at the poll results at the top of this thread....

80% - No

Even if you take this as a very basic generally indicative overview of where the vote was heading, to go from 80% NO to 64% YES is extremely bizarre....

[k979aaa]

Look at the poll results at the top of this thread....

80% - No

Even if you take this as a very basic generally indicative overview of where the vote was heading, to go from 80% NO to 64% YES is extremely bizarre....

That is just the people who bothered to vote on here but we can bash our keyboard's and throw our mouse aboout all we want for we are the enlightend one's not the majority the people with their head's up their arse's.

[Nephilim]

i voted no

[teddycares]

Expected result!

That’s why I didn’t vote.

I think the reason that most of the members voted yes was simply for the money, to stop the strike and will worry about the impact later.

This union is divided; we need people who can inspire the rank and file to unite. Lessons must be learned, questions must be asked.

The union are too busy dealing with the crap that we get from management and have took there eye off the ball.

The union has neglected the rank and file, we need good confident leadership.

The union said to all members “Maximum impact on Royal Mail with Minimum impact on membersâ€

[KawasakiKid]

[quote="teddycares"]Expected result!

That’s why I didn’t vote.

I think the reason that most of the members voted yes was simply for the money, to stop the strike and will worry about the impact later.

This union is divided; we need people who can inspire the rank and file to unite. Lessons must be learned, questions must be asked.

The union are too busy dealing with the crap that we get from management and have took there eye off the ball.

The union has neglected the rank and file, we need good confident leadership.

The union said to all members “Maximum impact on Royal Mail with Minimum impact on membersâ€

[marky]

[quote="KawasakiKid"][quote="teddycares"]Expected result!

That’s why I didn’t vote.

I think the reason that most of the members voted yes was simply for the money, to stop the strike and will worry about the impact later.

This union is divided; we need people who can inspire the rank and file to unite. Lessons must be learned, questions must be asked.

The union are too busy dealing with the crap that we get from management and have took there eye off the ball.

The union has neglected the rank and file, we need good confident leadership.

The union said to all members “Maximum impact on Royal Mail with Minimum impact on membersâ€

[Carla]

At the end of the day it time to unite and take action or it will be too late cause action speaks louder than words anyday no point in moaning about it if your not gonna vote or do anything to fight the changes simple time for action not words

[dvbuk55]

At the end of the day it time to unite and take action or it will be too late cause action speaks louder than words anyday no point in moaning about it if your not gonna vote or do anything to fight the changes simple time for action not words

Little late there sugar plum - we've already been shafted and about to get it again with the pension and yet again with phase three - I'm feeling a bit sore.

[TrueBlueTerrier]

This 4 Phases and 1 pension change being forced through is like the death by a 1000 paper cuts - getting shafted 5 times in the space of 6 months is painful, and we all know that there is more to come in the 2009 pay deal. Not keeping it simple are you Lieghton.