Last time if your shift had already started by the time of the strike, you finished that shift as normal and your next shift (which would probably be due to start before the end of the strike), would be the one during which you'd be on strike. Unless we hear different it's probably best to assume that it'll be like that againzx135 wrote:not necessarily, thats not what happened last time, we need to wait for the strike plan to be released by CWUBettySwollocks wrote:So being night staff,
i will start at my usual time on sunday evening (22:00), and walk out at midnight.
the following evening, my usual start time would be 23:30, i go in at midnight ?
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strike 4th or 5th for delivery
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: strike 4th or 5th for delivery
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BettySwollocks
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Re: When are we on Strike ?
I knowbringon4dayweeks wrote:is this a joke? a strike on a TUESDAY ?
should be thursday/friday.
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Re: strike 4th or 5th for delivery
big protest and demo on 5th in london with marches heading to parliament
civil disobedience groups with vendetta mask etc join the fun guys
and while your there have a right good guy fawkes and do the right this time
civil disobedience groups with vendetta mask etc join the fun guys
and while your there have a right good guy fawkes and do the right this time
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Patrick301
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Re: strike 4th or 5th for delivery
the strike will probably be 6pm monday to 6pm tuesday
so work monday the 4th if your start time is before 6pm and finish your shift even if its after 6pm
then strike for full shift on the tuesday even if it finishes after 6pm
ok tuesday may be light for deliveries but its a very busy day in the mailcentres
this will have most impact and backlog will last for the rest of the week
so work monday the 4th if your start time is before 6pm and finish your shift even if its after 6pm
then strike for full shift on the tuesday even if it finishes after 6pm
ok tuesday may be light for deliveries but its a very busy day in the mailcentres
this will have most impact and backlog will last for the rest of the week
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Re: strike 4th or 5th for delivery
strike on Monday(day when most mail centre staff on day off(get paid)delivery staff lose all,back Tuesday,lightest day and shift most if not all mondays,we should have struck Thursday and given um no time to recover before weekend.the union is giving the impression its about mail centre members only
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Re: strike 4th or 5th for delivery
4everblue wrote:strike on Monday(day when most mail centre staff on day off(get paid)delivery staff lose all,back Tuesday,lightest day and shift most if not all mondays,we should have struck Thursday and given um no time to recover before weekend.the union is giving the impression its about mail centre members only
Its because they want to have a large demo - that the reason driving the Monday strike.
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Re: strike 4th or 5th for delivery
Not a word of a demo been mentioned in my office,and its a big office,only know by seeing it on here,so much for being a communication union.they need to do much better if they want to keep peoples support
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Re: strike 4th or 5th for delivery
I'm not sure where this "most Mail Centre workers are off on Monday" idea came from. What's left of the early shift might mainly do Tue-Sat but the late shift and night shift are likely to be Mon-Fri
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Re: strike 4th or 5th for delivery
Not much of a response looking at the other topic...http://www.royalmailchat.co.uk/communit ... 15&t=56783" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;TrueBlueTerrier wrote:4everblue wrote:strike on Monday(day when most mail centre staff on day off(get paid)delivery staff lose all,back Tuesday,lightest day and shift most if not all mondays,we should have struck Thursday and given um no time to recover before weekend.the union is giving the impression its about mail centre members only
Its because they want to have a large demo - that the reason driving the Monday strike.
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