guess what? just checked cwu web page and its the same message that was on there thursday!!! are we paying people to run that? i hope not. ive been shown txt messages about the current state of play and they read more or less the same as what has been reported on rmc. why cant hq put something out to give sum clarity?
billy and dave have struck a deal. the pec have pulled it apart word by word (quite rightly). daves took it back to croizer and cronies and they looked at what pec have amended? dave takes it back to pec, they look at it, vote on it, pass it. then it gets thrown out again monday/tuesday because of sanctions not being lifted (maybe). how does this look to people looking in (press, public, customers etc)? have we've got a dilemma here. do u agree? we get txts flying round from diffrent sources that start off positive (deal done), which creates a sense of cautious relief. then we read messages that quote more 1 day strikes.
so cwu hq dont tell any1 anything of substance for 10 days, keep us in the dark, then we hear quotes of more strikes? something doesnt add up. dont get me wrong, id rather cut my feet off than cross the picket line. but peoples loyalty is being stretched. if theres someone from hq reading then please, TELL US SOMETHING. Youre in danger of losing support
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To be honest, if pensions and flexibility are in it, I'd be surprised if RM don't bite the bullet and lift sanctions if they've got even a medium-term view on how to f**k you all up.
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I'll be voting against it unless every one of the twenty two strings is out. That's what we struck for, and anything else is a sell-out.catch wrote:To be honest, if pensions and flexibility are in it, I'd be surprised if RM don't bite the bullet and lift sanctions if they've got even a medium-term view on how to f**k you all up.
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