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Results of London`s reballots for strike action

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Martin Walsh
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Results of London`s reballots for strike action

Post by Martin Walsh »

The offices which Royal Mail challenged in London have delivered even bigger yes votes on their re ballots. Let that be a lesson to Royal Mail you may attempt to bully the CWU using the Anti trade union laws but you have lost the will of the work force and we will not be slienced and we fight on.

Could there be any more hated boss in the history of Royal Mail than Adam Crozier ?
The Mount Pleasant result was 1073 who yes for strike action and 130 who voted no. So the Mount achieve an 89% yes vote.

West End Delievery office which includes W1 , WC and two distrubution hubs voted 388 yes and 25 no. So they achieved a 94% yes vote.

South London Mail centre ( Nine Elms ) voted 461 yes and 110 No. So they voted a 80% yes vote.

Now that the whole of London can take action together again the next two weeks will be very intresting.
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Re: Results of London`s reballots for strike action

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Thanks for the update dingo and as previously forecasted an ever bigger return and mandate for industrial action in defence of terms and conditions.

:Applause :Applause :Applause :Applause :Applause Well done London :Applause :Applause :Applause :Applause
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Re: Results of London`s reballots for strike action

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dingo wrote:The offices which Royal Mail challenged in London have delivered even bigger yes votes on their re ballots. Let that be a lesson to Royal Mail you may attempt to bully the CWU using the Anti trade union laws but you have lost the will of the work force and we will not be slienced and we fight on.

Could there be any more hated boss in the history of Royal Mail than Adam Crozier ?
The Mount Pleasant result was 1073 who yes for strike action and 130 who voted no. So the Mount achieve an 89% yes vote.

West End Delievery office which includes W1 , WC and two distrubution hubs voted 388 yes and 25 no. So they achieved a 94% yes vote.

South London Mail centre ( Nine Elms ) voted 461 yes and 110 No. So they voted a 80% yes vote.

Now that the whole of London can take action together again the next two weeks will be very intresting.
:dance :dance :dance :dance Woohoo "Come on the W1" STRIKE, STRIKE, STRIKE, :dance :dance :dance
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Re: Results of London`s reballots for strike action

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Well Done London :Applause :Applause :Applause :Applause
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