"The Royal Mail said in a statement that it was "very disappointed" by the announcement.
It pointed out that 63% of union members had voted in the ballot, and that although 78% of those voting had backed the strike, that left a majority of the workforce that did not support the industrial action."
Whilst the statistics quoted may be true, to spin it as most the workforce dont want to strike is idiotic. But this comes from the same leadership which undersold the company by AT LEAST 25% and thats being generous to them.
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Royal Mails fun with numbers
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Brainache
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Re: Royal Mails fun with numbers
Only 13% of the workforce voted against a strike.
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hans solo
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Re: Royal Mails fun with numbers
and did rm quote % with the 2010 vote
the majority didnt want that but got it
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the majority didnt want that but got it
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mailman71
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Re: Royal Mails fun with numbers
No doubt the Tories will talk about the numbers but given the percentage in elections who vote they should keep quiet.