Yes we are due to get burnt either way,i think.If its a yes the agreement will comne in to effect with the rm talking to reps local and national,local agreements ect ect,if its a no vote the agreement will still come in to effect.......Jimmy Carr`s laugh wrote:If its a yes we lose out bigtime - if its a no we lose out bigtime - where`s the fairness ??
(so it has been drumed in to us by RM & Union top brass)
the latter would benefit rm as they would,steamroller the changes through by exec action and achieve their goal before 2013.
I have spoken to a fair few posties from different delivery offices,who have voted NO as a protest vote!!!! and at the same time stating they would'nt go out on strike again.
But at the end of the day as has been stated,a yes vote or a no vote,we are pretty much shafted,so do we take the shafting with grease on the stick or do we take it dry
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