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23/24 December

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Cedar_Room
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Re: 23/24 December

Post by Cedar_Room »

Relax & enjoy your Christmas with family & friends. The weather is horrific around here at the moment & I for one am looking forward to an extended break c/o Mr Thompson et al
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Dorset Plodder
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Re: 23/24 December

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Cedar_Room wrote:
19 Dec 2022, 16:44
Relax & enjoy your Christmas with family & friends. The weather is horrific around here at the moment & I for one am looking forward to an extended break c/o Mr Thompson et al
Well put CD :Applause

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Re: 23/24 December

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lobsterhands wrote:
19 Dec 2022, 09:23
If the strike dates for the above get cancelled ( goodwill gesture or whatever) who’s going to leave the union, obviously we can argue if the strikes have done anything or not but the general feeling I’m getting from mates at work is that their leaving they’ve had enough.Problem is imagine RM without any union, I know they’ve not got the clout they once had but could you possibly imagine it ? Also being such a large union they need every subscription to keep going so say 100’s left that probably would impact them greatly too.
Any thoughts ?
Why on earth would cancelling a strike = leave the union?! We have been on strike successfully so far - the strikes are having an impact - so why throw your toys out of your pram if some get cancelled?
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Re: 23/24 December

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Thompson, Macauley and McPherson want to smash the union. Its bad enough now , imagine without a union. Stick together folks and don't give the CEO an early Xmas pressie by jacking your hard-earned membership in!!
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This 100%.
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mjd24
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Re: 23/24 December

Post by mjd24 »

lobsterhands wrote:
19 Dec 2022, 10:09
scoobydo79 wrote:
19 Dec 2022, 09:52
chickenwittle wrote:
19 Dec 2022, 09:46
They will only be called off if we get an agreement not for a good will gesture.
Thank You. Sense. Thompson must love it when He sees people on here threatening to leave the union because of something that hasn’t even happened 🙄.
Who’s threatened to leave the union you show me anywhere in that question I wrote I’ve threatened to leave the union, just like your last response you did utter bollox, you just make things up .. you little toad.
Little toad 😂
Flashman_
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Re: 23/24 December

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I will not leave the Union, No matter what. I have never agreed with any of the so called agreements that they have signed since privatisation and felt like leaving it many times. However without the Union we would have no say at all. I would be disgusted if they cancelled this weeks strike for anything less than full agreements on the latest Union proposals.
employee1
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Re: 23/24 December

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lobsterhands wrote:
19 Dec 2022, 09:23
If the strike dates for the above get cancelled ( goodwill gesture or whatever) who’s going to leave the union, obviously we can argue if the strikes have done anything or not but the general feeling I’m getting from mates at work is that their leaving they’ve had enough.Problem is imagine RM without any union, I know they’ve not got the clout they once had but could you possibly imagine it ? Also being such a large union they need every subscription to keep going so say 100’s left that probably would impact them greatly too.
Any thoughts ?
I would never leave the union and back the union all the way.
Without the union making a stand against the the current situation, the company would just railroad through us regarding wages, terms and conditions and redundancies, to make bigger profits.
People need to wake up and realise that it was unions that gave us fair wages, good working conditions, paid holidays, paid sick leave and a myriad of other things.
scoobydo79
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Re: 23/24 December

Post by scoobydo79 »

mjd24 wrote:
19 Dec 2022, 19:27
lobsterhands wrote:
19 Dec 2022, 10:09
scoobydo79 wrote:
19 Dec 2022, 09:52
chickenwittle wrote:
19 Dec 2022, 09:46
They will only be called off if we get an agreement not for a good will gesture.
Thank You. Sense. Thompson must love it when He sees people on here threatening to leave the union because of something that hasn’t even happened 🙄.
Who’s threatened to leave the union you show me anywhere in that question I wrote I’ve threatened to leave the union, just like your last response you did utter bollox, you just make things up .. you little toad.
Little toad 😂
If He saw Me he’d eat His words . Or he would call Me big toad😂