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Royal Mail strike spreads disruption to couriers Evri and DPD

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mjd24
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Re: Royal Mail strike spreads disruption to couriers Evri and DPD

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TheCampbellClan84 wrote:
14 Dec 2022, 07:48
I'm sorry, in fact I'm far from it actually, omit these words if you like but who the f**k do you lot think you are????
You gloat at disruption your causing not only royal mail customers but also the very courier services that are trying to plug the gap where you lot couldn't give a toss wether you cause mass suffering or individual.
My grandfather served in world war 2 , his ship was hot byba U Boat off the coast of Normandy, 33 nautical miles from Bordeaux, he was one of 11 survivors, out of a total of 233, That managed to get out of the ship totally capsized, his fellow soldier's bodies burning around him from the diesel covering the waters surface andanaged to swim to France where he had help getting back from the french resistance in 1941. Do you know how much of a pay rise he got? Nothing.
Do you wanna guess how much compensation himself or his 5 young boys and wife got? Absolutely F**kall.
The only thing he was spared by, was the 50 year secrets clause, because if he'd known the truth about Alan Turing and his work during the war, and Churchill's cover up of it all, he'd have had a heart attack.
But back to the point in hand, IT IS A FACT THAT MOST PEOPLE ARE MOT GETTING EVEN A 5% pay rise this year, nevermind what your asking for , it is a FACT thatthe last set of your strikes caused the death of a very close family member of mine because you couldn't get her insulin to her which she was to old and frail to walk 4 miles to go and collect it, it wouldn't have mattered anyways because you already had the parcel stuck in some God damn locker in one of your open 2 hours shut 22 sorting offices. You killed grandmother, don't even try going all pios right now and blame the government your the ones that expect the f**king impossible form an absolute cash strapped economy that for some reason , favours sending expensive military aid to the tune of at least £250million to a country we have no loyalty, no geopolitical nor any obligation to put before the British citizen in any universe.
Work it out, it's a military industrial complex, this country is completely under the thumb of Uncle Sam and the glorious state of Israel, which , by the way, is only 20 years older than Qatar!!! The human rights abusers and how dare they take longer than 50 to legalize same sex relationships, after all, they've only been around for 2000 years less than "Great Britain" so why haven't they done as much as us ya know?
Bit of advice For you all, If your gunna watch BBC News, weather and sport ,try and watch a different narrative aswell, that way you light understand a little more than your s**ty job description describes you.as, and 2 , don't ever think your irreplaceable, 10,000 people minimum in this country would do your job for half what you expect, bunch of FORMER civil servant slags. like I said , this is personal for me, I wonder how many more people it will take before we all want you sacked . Don't you understand that companies are waiting in the winds to replace you for good???? Know your value in this world, that is what this is all about.
You ok hun? x
Charliecat
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Re: Royal Mail strike spreads disruption to couriers Evri and DPD

Post by Charliecat »

TheCampbellClan84 wrote:
14 Dec 2022, 07:48
I'm sorry, in fact I'm far from it actually, omit these words if you like but who the f**k do you lot think you are????
You gloat at disruption your causing not only royal mail customers but also the very courier services that are trying to plug the gap where you lot couldn't give a toss wether you cause mass suffering or individual.
My grandfather served in world war 2 , his ship was hot byba U Boat off the coast of Normandy, 33 nautical miles from Bordeaux, he was one of 11 survivors, out of a total of 233, That managed to get out of the ship totally capsized, his fellow soldier's bodies burning around him from the diesel covering the waters surface andanaged to swim to France where he had help getting back from the french resistance in 1941. Do you know how much of a pay rise he got? Nothing.
Do you wanna guess how much compensation himself or his 5 young boys and wife got? Absolutely F**kall.
The only thing he was spared by, was the 50 year secrets clause, because if he'd known the truth about Alan Turing and his work during the war, and Churchill's cover up of it all, he'd have had a heart attack.
But back to the point in hand, IT IS A FACT THAT MOST PEOPLE ARE MOT GETTING EVEN A 5% pay rise this year, nevermind what your asking for , it is a FACT thatthe last set of your strikes caused the death of a very close family member of mine because you couldn't get her insulin to her which she was to old and frail to walk 4 miles to go and collect it, it wouldn't have mattered anyways because you already had the parcel stuck in some God damn locker in one of your open 2 hours shut 22 sorting offices. You killed grandmother, don't even try going all pios right now and blame the government your the ones that expect the f**king impossible form an absolute cash strapped economy that for some reason , favours sending expensive military aid to the tune of at least £250million to a country we have no loyalty, no geopolitical nor any obligation to put before the British citizen in any universe.
Work it out, it's a military industrial complex, this country is completely under the thumb of Uncle Sam and the glorious state of Israel, which , by the way, is only 20 years older than Qatar!!! The human rights abusers and how dare they take longer than 50 to legalize same sex relationships, after all, they've only been around for 2000 years less than "Great Britain" so why haven't they done as much as us ya know?
Bit of advice For you all, If your gunna watch BBC News, weather and sport ,try and watch a different narrative aswell, that way you light understand a little more than your s**ty job description describes you.as, and 2 , don't ever think your irreplaceable, 10,000 people minimum in this country would do your job for half what you expect, bunch of FORMER civil servant slags. like I said , this is personal for me, I wonder how many more people it will take before we all want you sacked . Don't you understand that companies are waiting in the winds to replace you for good???? Know your value in this world, that is what this is all about.

I’m very sorry to hear about your grandmother and your grandfather was a true hero however, please don’t blame us workers for the closure of the customer service points as we don’t want them to be closed either. That’s down to the Royal Mail bosses at the top. They don’t even man them with any managers when we are on strike (which they could) and they reckon they’re doing everything to get parcels and letters out to customers…
Slim2none
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Re: Royal Mail strike spreads disruption to couriers Evri and DPD

Post by Slim2none »

Oi campbellclan...its widely accepted that everyone is entitled to their opinion and I too accept that. However, you might wish to consider there may well be other parties involved in the lack of delivery of crucial items as you mentioned. You will find that us "bunch of FORMER civil servants" actually would like to carry on delivering ALL of those crucial items and that if you took the time to find out the truth of what this company has planned for the future of the national postal service, you may have a different take on the situation. So before you go full on with your next diatribe of drivel, try fact checking your subject.
Btw...Every member of service personnel who faught in both world wars and all conflicts since, indeed those yet to come, are all heroes.
The story of your grandfather, heroic and tragic though it is, is not an isolated event, there are many many others with similar or perhaps even more harrowing tales to tell. To bring that up in the context of this dispute is in fact particularly distasteful.
Your little tirade is likely because your new frying pan is delayed. You sir/madam, are at best ill informed or more likely just a jumped up entitled, petulant little child mind who feels that the world needs to have your opinion heard. It doesn't.
Thanks for the input though. Actually no, strike that last sentence.
pieoftheday
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Re: Royal Mail strike spreads disruption to couriers Evri and DPD

Post by pieoftheday »

Slim2none wrote:
14 Dec 2022, 14:00
Oi campbellclan...its widely accepted that everyone is entitled to their opinion and I too accept that. However, you might wish to consider there may well be other parties involved in the lack of delivery of crucial items as you mentioned. You will find that us "bunch of FORMER civil servants" actually would like to carry on delivering ALL of those crucial items and that if you took the time to find out the truth of what this company has planned for the future of the national postal service, you may have a different take on the situation. So before you go full on with your next diatribe of drivel, try fact checking your subject.
Btw...Every member of service personnel who faught in both world wars and all conflicts since, indeed those yet to come, are all heroes.
The story of your grandfather, heroic and tragic though it is, is not an isolated event, there are many many others with similar or perhaps even more harrowing tales to tell. To bring that up in the context of this dispute is in fact particularly distasteful.
Your little tirade is likely because your new frying pan is delayed. You sir/madam, are at best ill informed or more likely just a jumped up entitled, petulant little child mind who feels that the world needs to have your opinion heard. It doesn't.
Thanks for the input though. Actually no, strike that last sentence.
Very nicely put