"Unite, the other union represented within Royal Mail, has told its membership, primarily supervisors and managers, not to cover the tasks of striking workers meaning that backlogs could top those of last week. Royal Mail has recruited up to 30,000 temporary workers to deal with the backlogs although the union is still considering whether to seek an injunction against the use of this alternative workforce. "
Seems to me they don't their staff getting their hands dirty and have finally woken to the fact that this strike now effects not just them but the harmony within the offices they manage!
Speaking of Sky News. If that corporation learnt to do they're job properly and report that we are indeed on a 3 day strike and that it's been fragmented into 3 separate days, so to cause maximum damage to Royal Mail and minimal damage to the public, then this would stop the public constantly asking us 'I thought you was on strike ?". "What ya striking for, is it money again?!.
