Question of the day is not whether to vote yes or no, but WTF is a tit rifle?smartin1982 wrote: ↑18 Jun 2023, 18:23I’ve also said to you before, you patronising little tit rifle,
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I wouldaiden01 wrote: ↑19 Jun 2023, 10:24Do you honestly think people will go out for a week or weeks at a time.nuisance wrote: ↑19 Jun 2023, 06:161 New negotiators. The last ones have just given away lots and gained naf all. Except for whatever they must have won for themselves.
2. Strikes that actually really do cost them. Not just delay by a day or two which RM are happy to do to their customers anyway. All out on the weeks that matter. We should have been out at least a fortnight last december, that's our maximum leverage and the union squandered it. Every bank holiday parcel ordering rockets - out for the next few days after them. RM whined that the strikes cost them money, well show them we can really cost them money, that's really all they're bothered about.
3. Organised non-compliance. We're all still toeing the line, except for Glasglow. If the union leads us in enormous awkwardness, amplified withdrawral of goodwill is what can break the stalemate.