If you find RMC so boring and predictable why do you keep coming back, i certainly wouldn't if I thought that.Night Tonic wrote:No although a rubber stamp would come in handy for the more repetitive posts like "have the union sold us up the river" and "how dare this newspaper say this about us". Monday should be fun though, what with Panorama. That'll keep tongues wagging
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TrueBlueTerrier
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dvbuk55
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Re: if the agreement gets a no
What if the agreement does get a no, though. Do we return to IA, do we get the negotiators return to the table, do we ignore the negotiators and carry on in individual groups making deals office by office. One thing is for certain, unless the deal is a good one, the union should be looking at the alternatives, because if there is a no vote RM will carry on as before.
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Big Daz
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Re: if the agreement gets a no
The way forward was a no vote first time around, perhaps that is our clue.
A bit of tinkering then a re-vote with a yes vote 2nd time around.
A bit of tinkering then a re-vote with a yes vote 2nd time around.
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Even you TBT must get tired of the regurgitated ones. To be fair I skip them but some weeks that doesn't leave much left. Besides, your comment/reply is the same surely as "if you don't like working for royal mail then leave". It just amazes me how many of the regulars on here are one day talking about solidarity and the next about leaving.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:If you find RMC so boring and predictable why do you keep coming back, i certainly wouldn't if I thought that.Night Tonic wrote:No although a rubber stamp would come in handy for the more repetitive posts like "have the union sold us up the river" and "how dare this newspaper say this about us". Monday should be fun though, what with Panorama. That'll keep tongues wagging
Don't believe everything you're told in the rest room
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BELIAL
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Re: if the agreement gets a no
BELIAL wrote: Time to remind everyone of your less than impressive track record of prediction and forecasting . 2007 'unions finished; there is no more money;you'll never get a pay rise;RM won't negotiate;there will never be another national strike'. Poor old NT the facts keep coming back to wreck your dreams.
Any particular reason why you don't want ordinary hard working folk to be better off?
Bye
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Night Tonic
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Re: if the agreement gets a no
And who said I was against that chum?
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BELIAL
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And we both know I ain't your "chum" patsy
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