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New Strike date
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Seymour Buts
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Re: New Strike date
The union are doing their best to come across amateurish at every turn. Their PR is beyond appalling; isn't there an online meeting at 8am tomorrow? 8am, when many full timers will still be sorting and many part timers will just be starting. How the hell, again, are they announcing strike dates without running it through their legal team and being sure that it's actually legal? A day should never have been announced, because the timings were just stupid. The day before the ballot closes, and basically making people like me that do afternoons split shift. I've always tried to defend the union, knowing that ultimately, they have our interests at heart but it's becoming increasingly difficult.
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walthmstowman
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Re: New Strike date
I can only imagine Royal Mail must think our second ballot has now virtually expired .BigSacks wrote: ↑06 Feb 2023, 18:46Didn’t state the full details.
There will be the usual wailing and gnashing of teeth against the Union no doubt but you can’t really blame them for not getting involved in a court battle with a company aided and abetted by a corrupt system and government intent on removing any right of the working man and woman.
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cheerful
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Re: New Strike date
A bit more info about it, attached are the screenshots the union posted on twitter:
After that, they posted a text post:
After that, they posted a text post:
Because we have taken advice and that advice is that there is a risk due to the dodgy laws of the country. And it is not worth potentially bringing down our whole reballot for one days action.
Vote yes. We move.
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Eduardo
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Re: New Strike date
It does seem a bit amateur, making announcements without checking the legality first, a bit like being led by the chuckle brothers or laurel and Hardy but then it's all we've got.
I just hope what we've got improves over time and gets better at doing this sort of thing.
I hope so anyway.
I just hope what we've got improves over time and gets better at doing this sort of thing.
I hope so anyway.
Under Siege
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Hyrrokkin
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Re: New Strike date
It is simply not good enoughEduardo wrote: ↑06 Feb 2023, 19:30It does seem a bit amateur, making announcements without checking the legality first, a bit like being led by the chuckle brothers or laurel and Hardy but then it's all we've got.
I just hope what we've got improves over time and gets better at doing this sort of thing.
I hope so anyway.
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Eduardo
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Eduardo
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roman
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Re: New Strike date
It’s not the first Time Royal Mail have thwarted strike action.If the union can’t get the basics right what chance have we got of getting a good deal.
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Barnacle
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Re: New Strike date
Good grief what a bunch of doom mongers. The RM board still haven’t recovered from Thompson’s display at the select committee and round 2 is approaching. Nothing on that scale of utter chimpery has happened to the CWU leadership.
We’ve had a minor setback but we will go again.
We’ve had a minor setback but we will go again.
’You can't just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they'll want something new.’
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postslippete
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Re: New Strike date
I do wonder about the legal team at the CWU and I'm starting to believe that Dave Ward and Andy Furey are actually doing it themselves. Its not the first time the CWU have cocked up on ballots and strike days either and you rarely hear of larger Unions such as Unison or Unite getting this sort of this wrong.
On the face of it, shareholder value is the dumbest idea in the world.
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Iva bigredbag
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Re: New Strike date
Like I said incompetent. All the union leadership are overpaid and incompentent, we all know that whatever deal they eventually get with RM our jobs will be way worse then it already is, and its already bad. CWU leadership are weak incompetent and overpaid the union needs an overhaul to kick all these people out.
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aiden01
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Re: New Strike date
A minor setback wtf more like a complete an utter shambles of a union.Barnacle wrote: ↑06 Feb 2023, 20:03Good grief what a bunch of doom mongers. The RM board still haven’t recovered from Thompson’s display at the select committee and round 2 is approaching. Nothing on that scale of utter chimpery has happened to the CWU leadership.
We’ve had a minor setback but we will go again.
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Eduardo
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Re: New Strike date
It is starting to look like the CWU needs new leadership.
I support it wholeheartedly but you have to wonder when the one big thing they have to concentrate on in fact the only real thing they have to concentrate on can't be done correctly.
I support it wholeheartedly but you have to wonder when the one big thing they have to concentrate on in fact the only real thing they have to concentrate on can't be done correctly.
Under Siege
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cod
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Re: New Strike date
It is a minor setback mate, the game changer is the yes vote, this was a bit of a long shot tbh and probably only happened due to all the neigh sayers saying the union is crap look at what's happening with the executive action, so they had a pop probably knowing with all the anti Union laws it was a longshot, but it's the yes vote size and turnout that will decide the outcome of this disputeaiden01 wrote: ↑06 Feb 2023, 21:18A minor setback wtf more like a complete an utter shambles of a union.Barnacle wrote: ↑06 Feb 2023, 20:03Good grief what a bunch of doom mongers. The RM board still haven’t recovered from Thompson’s display at the select committee and round 2 is approaching. Nothing on that scale of utter chimpery has happened to the CWU leadership.
We’ve had a minor setback but we will go again.
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aiden01
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Re: New Strike date
Nothing to do with anti union laws my friend please read what union said reasons where for strike revisions something we have not been ballotted on shambles.somebodys head needs to roll but we all know nothing will happen as per usual..ffs how big was last 2 ballots an after so many strike days black fri cyber mon an christmas an were no further on.cod wrote: ↑06 Feb 2023, 22:03It is a minor setback mate, the game changer is the yes vote, this was a bit of a long shot tbh and probably only happened due to all the neigh sayers saying the union is crap look at what's happening with the executive action, so they had a pop probably knowing with all the anti Union laws it was a longshot, but it's the yes vote size and turnout that will decide the outcome of this disputeaiden01 wrote: ↑06 Feb 2023, 21:18A minor setback wtf more like a complete an utter shambles of a union.Barnacle wrote: ↑06 Feb 2023, 20:03Good grief what a bunch of doom mongers. The RM board still haven’t recovered from Thompson’s display at the select committee and round 2 is approaching. Nothing on that scale of utter chimpery has happened to the CWU leadership.
We’ve had a minor setback but we will go again.