I have nothing against anyone not going to a picket line. My opinion is the important thing is not going into work. You have a different opinion which is fine but I dont agree with anyone being pulled up for not being on a picket as long as they havent worked.aiden01 wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 23:09Still losing a days pay obviously he thinks a strike is an excuse for a holiday has he never heard of a picket line.. or is it only militants that stand on picket lines.Acca Dacca wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 21:51Doesnt matter - he can take it as unpaid leavemonkeybuisness wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 21:30Hope you’ve planning on leaving tomorrow ( after your shift)
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Same faces on picket line
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Acca Dacca
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Re: Same faces on picket line
If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
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aiden01
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Re: Same faces on picket line
I actually agree to a certain extent but why post on here hes away on hols now an hes going to lose a days pay for tomorow but will prob moan on here next week why he has lost two days pay..Acca Dacca wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 23:18I have nothing against anyone not going to a picket line. My opinion is the important thing is not going into work. You have a different opinion which is fine but I dont agree with anyone being pulled up for not being on a picket as long as they havent worked.aiden01 wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 23:09Still losing a days pay obviously he thinks a strike is an excuse for a holiday has he never heard of a picket line.. or is it only militants that stand on picket lines.Acca Dacca wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 21:51Doesnt matter - he can take it as unpaid leavemonkeybuisness wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 21:30Hope you’ve planning on leaving tomorrow ( after your shift)
Never mind![]()
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Acca Dacca
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Re: Same faces on picket line
Why would he bother? Nothing has changed for him - he'd have lost a days pay striking the same as losing a days pay on 'unpaid leave'aiden01 wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 23:23I actually agree to a certain extent but why post on here hes away on hols now an hes going to lose a days pay for tomorow but will prob moan on here next week why he has lost two days pay..Acca Dacca wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 23:18I have nothing against anyone not going to a picket line. My opinion is the important thing is not going into work. You have a different opinion which is fine but I dont agree with anyone being pulled up for not being on a picket as long as they havent worked.aiden01 wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 23:09Still losing a days pay obviously he thinks a strike is an excuse for a holiday has he never heard of a picket line.. or is it only militants that stand on picket lines.Acca Dacca wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 21:51Doesnt matter - he can take it as unpaid leavemonkeybuisness wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 21:30Hope you’ve planning on leaving tomorrow ( after your shift)
Never mind![]()
The poster above is ridiculing him because he thinks he still needs to go in to work tomorrow - he doesnt
If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
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POSTPERSON50
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Re: Same faces on picket line
Always get the smoking crews on picket lines, home from home being near the gate for them
There's always a lad who wears shorts all year round and his own trainers, usually adidas gazelles or samba
A few quiet late 50 somethings who have been striking since the miners went out in 84
A cheery red cheeked lass who brings samosas and greggs 4 for a pound sausage rolls
And one lad full of patter who still manages to drop bags on the lightest days cos the trainee manager is scared of him
There's always a lad who wears shorts all year round and his own trainers, usually adidas gazelles or samba
A few quiet late 50 somethings who have been striking since the miners went out in 84
A cheery red cheeked lass who brings samosas and greggs 4 for a pound sausage rolls
And one lad full of patter who still manages to drop bags on the lightest days cos the trainee manager is scared of him
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aiden01
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Re: Same faces on picket line
Im just saying if he had'nt taking his so called hols whilst on strike he wouldnt lose a days pay tomorow. Just like i won't cuz ile be in workAcca Dacca wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 23:25Why would he bother? Nothing has changed for him - he'd have lost a days pay striking the same as losing a days pay on 'unpaid leave'aiden01 wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 23:23I actually agree to a certain extent but why post on here hes away on hols now an hes going to lose a days pay for tomorow but will prob moan on here next week why he has lost two days pay..Acca Dacca wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 23:18I have nothing against anyone not going to a picket line. My opinion is the important thing is not going into work. You have a different opinion which is fine but I dont agree with anyone being pulled up for not being on a picket as long as they havent worked.aiden01 wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 23:09Still losing a days pay obviously he thinks a strike is an excuse for a holiday has he never heard of a picket line.. or is it only militants that stand on picket lines.Acca Dacca wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 21:51Doesnt matter - he can take it as unpaid leavemonkeybuisness wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 21:30Hope you’ve planning on leaving tomorrow ( after your shift)
Never mind![]()
The poster above is ridiculing him because he thinks he still needs to go in to work tomorrow - he doesnt
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Acca Dacca
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Re: Same faces on picket line
He obviously doesnt care about losing the days payaiden01 wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 23:34Im just saying if he had'nt taking his so called hols whilst on strike he wouldnt lose a days pay tomorow. Just like i won't cuz ile be in workAcca Dacca wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 23:25Why would he bother? Nothing has changed for him - he'd have lost a days pay striking the same as losing a days pay on 'unpaid leave'aiden01 wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 23:23I actually agree to a certain extent but why post on here hes away on hols now an hes going to lose a days pay for tomorow but will prob moan on here next week why he has lost two days pay..Acca Dacca wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 23:18I have nothing against anyone not going to a picket line. My opinion is the important thing is not going into work. You have a different opinion which is fine but I dont agree with anyone being pulled up for not being on a picket as long as they havent worked.aiden01 wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 23:09Still losing a days pay obviously he thinks a strike is an excuse for a holiday has he never heard of a picket line.. or is it only militants that stand on picket lines.Acca Dacca wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 21:51Doesnt matter - he can take it as unpaid leavemonkeybuisness wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 21:30Hope you’ve planning on leaving tomorrow ( after your shift)
Never mind![]()
The poster above is ridiculing him because he thinks he still needs to go in to work tomorrow - he doesnt
If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
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aiden01
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Re: Same faces on picket line
Where do you get greggs four for a pound sausage rolls £3-50 for 4 in irelandPOSTPERSON50 wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 23:32Always get the smoking crews on picket lines, home from home being near the gate for them
There's always a lad who wears shorts all year round and his own trainers, usually adidas gazelles or samba
A few quiet late 50 somethings who have been striking since the miners went out in 84
A cheery red cheeked lass who brings samosas and greggs 4 for a pound sausage rolls
And one lad full of patter who still manages to drop bags on the lightest days cos the trainee manager is scared of him
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2chorizon
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Wolf91
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guardianangel
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Re: Same faces on picket line
Well said,i wont go to the picket line for this exact reason,when i strike i withdraw labour ,work to rule an say no to all overtime,or what really is the point ,strike 1 day then they all go in and do docket and clear it,ill strike but wont stand on the line with people like that .norris9 wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 13:46What's worse than someone not being on the picket line, is someone who is on the picket line who.......
-Starts early.
-Works through their break.
-Works their day off during this dispute.
-Works overtime during this dispute.
Most posties in my depot work through their breaks even during this dispute. They want better pay, but they are working 7 hours for free a month for this company by working through their breaks.
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aiden01
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Re: Same faces on picket line
Will never stand on picket line again.guardianangel wrote: ↑09 Sep 2022, 22:14Well said,i wont go to the picket line for this exact reason,when i strike i withdraw labour ,work to rule an say no to all overtime,or what really is the point ,strike 1 day then they all go in and do docket and clear it,ill strike but wont stand on the line with people like that .norris9 wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 13:46What's worse than someone not being on the picket line, is someone who is on the picket line who.......
-Starts early.
-Works through their break.
-Works their day off during this dispute.
-Works overtime during this dispute.
Most posties in my depot work through their breaks even during this dispute. They want better pay, but they are working 7 hours for free a month for this company by working through their breaks.
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notts1862
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Re: Same faces on picket line
Yes I've done my stint on the pocket line. And yes I'm doing overtime to make up for loss of earnings. Some Posties can afford to lose two days pay but I can't.
You want me to back the union I will but I've got to think of my family. Money tight at the moment and I can't see this not being resolved in the near distant future.
Throw me this so called CWU hardship fund my way then I will reject overtime.
Besides I ain't or other Posties got to justify ourselves.
You want me to back the union I will but I've got to think of my family. Money tight at the moment and I can't see this not being resolved in the near distant future.
Throw me this so called CWU hardship fund my way then I will reject overtime.
Besides I ain't or other Posties got to justify ourselves.
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Chelseablue
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Re: Same faces on picket line
Picket , clear , picket , clear ,,, Wtf
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Gasman11
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Re: Same faces on picket line
Because we currently can't work to rule, so if you did the odd early or extra loop here and there, then CWU hierarchy say you should still carry on doing so.
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POSTPERSON50
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Re: Same faces on picket line
Picket (Royal Mail save a fortune on daily basic pay)... clear (at minimal overtime costs to Royal Mail)... picket ....Royal Mail save a fortune on daily basic pay)... clear (at minimal overtime costs to Royal Mail)... picket... wtf ....