I've been on strike with you all autumn, but I can't take it anymore.CRIBMAD wrote: ↑16 Feb 2023, 16:56guess you are a strikebreaker too ! waaaaaaaaaa dont worry you will still get your blood money !robson144 wrote: ↑16 Feb 2023, 16:53CRIBMAD wrote: ↑16 Feb 2023, 16:50Unreal ! so why vote yes ? you are trying to reap the benefits from your workmates industrial action ! as far as i am concerned you are lower than the lowest and i dont care what anyone says !Stryjo wrote: ↑16 Feb 2023, 16:43I voted yes but I don't intend to strike again.
I'm in a difficult financial situation and the last thing I want to do is waste money and hope that it can work out.
the company will surely not bend if it did not bend to the Christmas holidays.
If you don't have a family, you can go on strike as long as you want.
He voted yes because he wants this dispute won! Get off his back you moron at least he voted!!
I am 33 years old and this is my last chance to try to change something in my life because the company has betrayed my trust.
The money will be useful for me to take additional courses so that I can find a better job.
If the company didn't do anything about our strikes during Christmas, it won't do anything now.
in the country I come from, we strike for weeks, not 1-2 days a week, because such a thing will not hurt the employer.
I work part time I have enough earnings like £200 because I have a family to feed, if you are so rich I will go on strike and you can send me the missing money ok?