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Theoretical strike ballot

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If the CWU calls a NATIONAL strike, what do you think the voting intentions will be

Poll ended at 24 Jul 2009, 16:49

I will vote yes and so will all my office
6
16%
I will vote yes and so will most of my office
21
55%
I will vote yes but most will vote no my office
8
21%
I will vote no and so will all my office
0
No votes
I will vote no and so will most of my office
2
5%
I will vote no but most will vote yes my office
1
3%
 
Total votes: 38
Cut Off King
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Joined: 23 Jun 2009, 21:18
Gender: Female

Theoretical strike ballot

Post by Cut Off King »

It looks to me that things will escalate over the next few months so I'd like to know which way you'd think a national vote would go
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shadow
Posts: 494
Joined: 02 Jun 2009, 18:17
Gender: Female

Re: Theoretical strike ballot

Post by shadow »

Well I'd like it to be YES as it's the only language RM understand. But when it's called a national strike it needs to be every office out. Today is supposed to be national but I know lots of offices are still working.
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jcjd
Posts: 99
Joined: 24 Jun 2007, 17:48
Location: London

Re: Theoretical strike ballot

Post by jcjd »

Cut Off King wrote:It looks to me that things will escalate over the next few months so I'd like to know which way you'd think a national vote would go
Months? i would say weeks at most before it goes national through a ballot or a walkout. I can speak for my office in london which has just taken it's 3rd day of action the strike is as solid as ever, as are all offices in the area as i understand it. Our office although a target for big cuts are awaiting EA which we know is coming and the people are up for a fight and are crying out for the action to be stepped up
London Postman
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