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No strikes until November 12th
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chickenwittle
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Re: No strikes until November 12th
How come any controversial posts about the unions ineptitude gets locked ? Are living in Russia now ?
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weara
- EX ROYAL MAIL
- Posts: 47
- Joined: 04 Oct 2016, 18:28
- Gender: Male
Re: No strikes until November 12th
Cwu we want honest answers what happened ASAP
What are you talking with royal mail all these days
Members are loosing faith on you
We want strong decision
At least a whole week of strike
What are you talking with royal mail all these days
Members are loosing faith on you
We want strong decision
At least a whole week of strike
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Duesouth
- Posts: 278
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Re: No strikes until November 12th
Keep calm and carry on. The strikes are still on and it's not even hit the peak season for another couple of weeks.
If nothing has been resolved, then the ballot is still live and strikes continue. Watched the live meeting earlier, and I think everyone was in the same boat thinking wtf are union playing at.
The business found a crack and if the union taken it to court we probably would of lost that fight and on top of the live ballot to strike. I like many others will fight for another day, unless a deal is found soon.
If nothing has been resolved, then the ballot is still live and strikes continue. Watched the live meeting earlier, and I think everyone was in the same boat thinking wtf are union playing at.
The business found a crack and if the union taken it to court we probably would of lost that fight and on top of the live ballot to strike. I like many others will fight for another day, unless a deal is found soon.
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chickenwittle
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Re: No strikes until November 12th
I’m sorry the union shouldn’t be allowing Royal Mail to find a crack, this isn’t the first time , are their legal team not up to the job ? Something needs looking at , we can’t just ignore it and move on.Duesouth wrote: ↑30 Oct 2022, 20:42Keep calm and carry on. The strikes are still on and it's not even hit the peak season for another couple of weeks.
If nothing has been resolved, then the ballot is still live and strikes continue. Watched the live meeting earlier, and I think everyone was in the same boat thinking wtf are union playing at.
The business found a crack and if the union taken it to court we probably would of lost that fight and on top of the live ballot to strike. I like many others will fight for another day, unless a deal is found soon.
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POSTMAN
- SITE ADMINISTRATOR
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Re: No strikes until November 12th
Yes, I'm just having a cuppa with Putin.chickenwittle wrote: ↑30 Oct 2022, 20:06How come any controversial posts about the unions ineptitude gets locked ? Are living in Russia now ?
This isn't Facebook or Workplace, multiple threads on the same subject.
And in the wrong forums.
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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Gary55
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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- Location: london
Re: No strikes until November 12th
I suspect more than a few managers trollingPOSTMAN wrote: ↑30 Oct 2022, 22:27Yes, I'm just having a cuppa with Putin.chickenwittle wrote: ↑30 Oct 2022, 20:06How come any controversial posts about the unions ineptitude gets locked ? Are living in Russia now ?
This isn't Facebook or Workplace, multiple threads on the same subject.
And in the wrong forums.
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guardianangel
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Re: No strikes until November 12th
This happens time and time again with Royal mail strikes,you would of thought they would have learnt lessons from previous strikes,maybe they should employ some extra staff to get it right I'd pay an extra £1 a week to have a competent union,why does this never happen to the RMT probably pay £5.40 a week and employ competent staff and lawyers.
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guardianangel
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Re: No strikes until November 12th
A stronger response is needed,every time Royal mail try this trick your right hit them hard
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guardianangel
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Re: No strikes until November 12th
Employ Mick Lynch
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crimson king
- Posts: 783
- Joined: 20 Aug 2017, 16:37
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Re: No strikes until November 12th
Wow, just wow. So much negativity, against the one body of people attempting to stand between us and gig economy conditions.
The Union haven't cocked up, they've erred on the side of caution to save the bigger picture. If they'd gone all Billy Big Bollocks, stood up to RM's legal threat and then been served an interim injunction on all strike action between now and Xmas... then I could understand this baying for CWU blood.
I think people were starting to look for anything to blame and criticise the Union because they were losing the stomach to fight. When they put their crosses in the yes box, many didn't envisage they were entering a long and turbulent battle. The first few strike days were exciting on the picket or an excuse to get on the pub all day, but now RM are digging in, arses are beginning to twitch.
People are losing sight of the real enemy, RM who are fighting dirty and using everything they can to prolong this rather than look after their employees and give them a fair deal. Yesterday's announcement has given their lack of bottle the perfect excuse to not have to lose any more wages and cross the picket lines....oh well, if the Union can't get it right every time we might as well throw a hissy fit and give in.
We've lost a battle, not the war. Some of you need to take a long hard look at yourselves and the situation. Like it or not, our Union is the only throw of dice we have.
Stop the infighting, get behind them and if we're gonna go down, at least let's go down fighting and not like a bunch of dumb kids fighting amongst ourselves.
Still with my Union, proud to be CWU....let's get this done.
The Union haven't cocked up, they've erred on the side of caution to save the bigger picture. If they'd gone all Billy Big Bollocks, stood up to RM's legal threat and then been served an interim injunction on all strike action between now and Xmas... then I could understand this baying for CWU blood.
I think people were starting to look for anything to blame and criticise the Union because they were losing the stomach to fight. When they put their crosses in the yes box, many didn't envisage they were entering a long and turbulent battle. The first few strike days were exciting on the picket or an excuse to get on the pub all day, but now RM are digging in, arses are beginning to twitch.
People are losing sight of the real enemy, RM who are fighting dirty and using everything they can to prolong this rather than look after their employees and give them a fair deal. Yesterday's announcement has given their lack of bottle the perfect excuse to not have to lose any more wages and cross the picket lines....oh well, if the Union can't get it right every time we might as well throw a hissy fit and give in.
We've lost a battle, not the war. Some of you need to take a long hard look at yourselves and the situation. Like it or not, our Union is the only throw of dice we have.
Stop the infighting, get behind them and if we're gonna go down, at least let's go down fighting and not like a bunch of dumb kids fighting amongst ourselves.
Still with my Union, proud to be CWU....let's get this done.
Sooner or later, a beat dog bites.
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1617mel
- Posts: 172
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Re: No strikes until November 12th
OK to me the reduction in OT, over the whole workforce wa a ploy by royal mail to divide and conquer, workers on lesser contracts having no chance of a little OT, to get them by with the then now cancelled rolling strikes approaching , and the RM hierarchy would have been gloating on the maybe PT ers . Drifting slowly back with no option at this time off year, a cruel ploy by ST and Co. So maybe the error of the CWU IS A BLESSING IN DIGUISE. Keep the FAITH.
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DGH
- Posts: 710
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- Location: Neither here nor there
Re: No strikes until November 12th
Agreed,1617mel wrote: ↑31 Oct 2022, 06:10OK to me the reduction in OT, over the whole workforce wa a ploy by royal mail to divide and conquer, workers on lesser contracts having no chance of a little OT, to get them by with the then now cancelled rolling strikes approaching , and the RM hierarchy would have been gloating on the maybe PT ers . Drifting slowly back with no option at this time off year, a cruel ploy by ST and Co. So maybe the error of the CWU IS A BLESSING IN DIGUISE. Keep the FAITH.
A fair few folk (not just part-timers) were beginning to gripe about the number of strike days. A respite for 10 days will be no bad thing for them, but we'll still be striking as Christmas pressure really begins to kick in.
No cause for alarm or panic.
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Martin Walsh
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- Location: neverland
Re: No strikes until November 12th
An area rep Overheard manager on a call with Thompson
All about resourcing to 196.
Casuals in no overtime at all to our members.
Stave them to death…
We are hear to break them not pay them extra.
All about resourcing to 196.
Casuals in no overtime at all to our members.
Stave them to death…
We are hear to break them not pay them extra.
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richietns
- Posts: 1091
- Joined: 17 Oct 2011, 18:09
- Gender: Male
Re: No strikes until November 12th
Keep up the pressure Martin the majority of staff are intelligent enough to understand there really isn't any other option but to stand up to the wrecking of our terms and conditions.
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aiden01
- MAIL CENTRES/PROCESSING
- Posts: 7001
- Joined: 27 Feb 2013, 21:43
- Gender: Male
Re: No strikes until November 12th
Don't know where you live but getting mail every 2days is a godsend some places are lucky to get it delivered once a week ffs. an that was before strikes only have to read the posts on here to realise that.