CWU have to give 7 full days notice for any strikes, If they announced at 5.00pm that there will be strikes the following Friday, surely that means the strikes will have to start at least 7 full days later eg 5.01pm, and not at 03.00 in the morning.....
A loophole for RM or am i mistaken?.
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Are the next strikes legal?
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Darren
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Are the next strikes legal?
My back is f****d......
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Cliff Clavin
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Re: Are the next strikes legal?
They only announced it to the public/media at this time.
Notice was served to RM,et al earlier.
Strikes are legal.
Notice was served to RM,et al earlier.
Strikes are legal.
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Darren
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Re: Are the next strikes legal?
Going by that, the CWU must have informed RM in the early hours or on Thursday night?
I had visions of Mandelson, Crozier and Higson doing a little dance at a Union f**k up......
I had visions of Mandelson, Crozier and Higson doing a little dance at a Union f**k up......
My back is f****d......
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Martin Walsh
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Re: Are the next strikes legal?
Notices have to be served within normal office hours 7 days before the action is due to start. Action can start at any time on the day you give notice on. The CWUs normal pratice is to deliver the notice or notices around 4 40 a full 7 days before the action is to start. We deliver it to Dale Lang at Rathbone place and hopefully the notice we served today will have spoilt a lot managers weekend both this week and next week.
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k979aaa
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It is legal and just and most welcomed by all for it is royalmail with their abertay cuts which do as much damage as the strikes maybe they seek to introduce change through industrial strife!. But let one thing be clear those in government shall be held too account for the actions which is holding the UK's economy back for their own personal gain we need look no further than :mfo and Gordon Brown to those who feather their own nests!.dingo wrote:Notices have to be served within normal office hours 7 days before the action is due to start. Action can start at any time on the day you give notice on. The CWUs normal pratice is to deliver the notice or notices around 4 40 a full 7 days before the action is to start. We deliver it to Dale Lang at Rathbone place and hopefully the notice we served today will have spoilt a lot managers weekend both this week and next week.
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coxie
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Re: Are the next strikes legal?
they only have to give 7 days notice for the 1st strike, each strike after that only has to be 5 days, this is why they have done it so dont worry.
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Martin Walsh
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Re: Are the next strikes legal?
croxie every strike notice has to be seven days notice. We have served the friday and Monday together as a statement of intent and signal we mean business.