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Strike dates?

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49erman
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Strike dates?

Post by 49erman »

Regardless of the outcome of these talks surely the CWU should be setting some strike dates coz we still have to vote on any positive outcome which will take some time! SO where are they? :hmmmm
Acca Dacca
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Re: Strike dates?

Post by Acca Dacca »

Its now apparent there was no intention of ever calling more strikes once the ballot result came in

It was only for leverage and RM have likely called the bluff
If you tolerate this, then your paid break will be next
notts1862
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Re: Strike dates?

Post by notts1862 »

Glad you can afford to strike I can't. Besides we need to have faith Dave and is gang will deliver.
Revisions in D/O and Mail center's are the main worry at the moment.
chickenwittle
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Re: Strike dates?

Post by chickenwittle »

Give it a rest and wait for the announcement of the deal , what’s wrong with people calling for strikes when we are literally waiting to hear the outcome, unbelievable.
Shadedpostie
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Re: Strike dates?

Post by Shadedpostie »

49erman wrote:
12 Mar 2023, 09:24
Regardless of the outcome of these talks surely the CWU should be setting some strike dates coz we still have to vote on any positive outcome which will take some time! SO where are they? :hmmmm
So your logic is to call for strike anyways if union come up with a deal that could potentially be better for it's members??? Oh boy 😅 As the union have said in the past, if they cannot reach an agreement or they feel like talking is going nowhere, then strike dates will be announced.
postieblueshirt
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Re: Strike dates?

Post by postieblueshirt »

Shadedpostie wrote:
12 Mar 2023, 10:20
49erman wrote:
12 Mar 2023, 09:24
Regardless of the outcome of these talks surely the CWU should be setting some strike dates coz we still have to vote on any positive outcome which will take some time! SO where are they? :hmmmm
So your logic is to call for strike anyways if union come up with a deal that could potentially be better for it's members??? Oh boy 😅 As the union have said in the past, if they cannot reach an agreement or they feel like talking is going nowhere, then strike dates will be announced.
Yeah going by what the union have said in the past..I'm waiting with bated breath for my no strings pay rise to be announced :thumbup
chickenwittle
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Re: Strike dates?

Post by chickenwittle »

postieblueshirt wrote:
12 Mar 2023, 10:57
Shadedpostie wrote:
12 Mar 2023, 10:20
49erman wrote:
12 Mar 2023, 09:24
Regardless of the outcome of these talks surely the CWU should be setting some strike dates coz we still have to vote on any positive outcome which will take some time! SO where are they? :hmmmm
So your logic is to call for strike anyways if union come up with a deal that could potentially be better for it's members??? Oh boy 😅 As the union have said in the past, if they cannot reach an agreement or they feel like talking is going nowhere, then strike dates will be announced.
Yeah going by what the union have said in the past..I'm waiting with bated breath for my no strings pay rise to be announced :thumbup
The union asked for things at the start of this dispute, just like Royal Mail did , both sides will not get everything they asked for , that’s how agreements are reached.
Shadedpostie
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Re: Strike dates?

Post by Shadedpostie »

chickenwittle wrote:
12 Mar 2023, 11:11
postieblueshirt wrote:
12 Mar 2023, 10:57
Shadedpostie wrote:
12 Mar 2023, 10:20
49erman wrote:
12 Mar 2023, 09:24
Regardless of the outcome of these talks surely the CWU should be setting some strike dates coz we still have to vote on any positive outcome which will take some time! SO where are they? :hmmmm
So your logic is to call for strike anyways if union come up with a deal that could potentially be better for it's members??? Oh boy 😅 As the union have said in the past, if they cannot reach an agreement or they feel like talking is going nowhere, then strike dates will be announced.
Yeah going by what the union have said in the past..I'm waiting with bated breath for my no strings pay rise to be announced :thumbup
The union asked for things at the start of this dispute, just like Royal Mail did , both sides will not get everything they asked for , that’s how agreements are reached.
Exactly 🙌 Anyone that is expecting a no strings payment and everything to just magically go back to normal is in for a rude awakening.
sfxdby
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Re: Strike dates?

Post by sfxdby »

If there is an agreement, which I seriously doubt, there should immediately be a REPICK anywhere that has not had one.
grchpo
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Re: Strike dates?

Post by grchpo »

If a deal isn't agreed do we get given the details & get to vote on it or do the union just say no ,not good enough & call strikes. No matter what the outcome I think it should be for the members to decide
twoloops
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Re: Strike dates?

Post by twoloops »

This is what we should had done ✅ five days in we would have been sorted 👍

https://news.sky.com/story/passport-off ... s-12835735
sixfoottwo
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Re: Strike dates?

Post by sixfoottwo »

twoloops wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 04:34
This is what we should had done ✅ five days in we would have been sorted 👍

https://news.sky.com/story/passport-off ... s-12835735
Yep, all along I've said week long strikes not this pussy footing about with 24/48 HR ones, does nothing.
citypostie
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Re: Strike dates?

Post by citypostie »

sixfoottwo wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 08:47
twoloops wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 04:34
This is what we should had done ✅ five days in we would have been sorted 👍

https://news.sky.com/story/passport-off ... s-12835735
Yep, all along I've said week long strikes not this pussy footing about with 24/48 HR ones, does nothing.
There would have been too many people crying about losing money
LouBarlow
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Re: Strike dates?

Post by LouBarlow »

citypostie wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 12:01
sixfoottwo wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 08:47
twoloops wrote:
17 Mar 2023, 04:34
This is what we should had done ✅ five days in we would have been sorted 👍

https://news.sky.com/story/passport-off ... s-12835735
Yep, all along I've said week long strikes not this pussy footing about with 24/48 HR ones, does nothing.
There would have been too many people crying about losing money
Money is quite important though to most of us.
k979aaa
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Re: Strike dates?

Post by k979aaa »

sfxdby wrote:
12 Mar 2023, 13:47
If there is an agreement, which I seriously doubt, there should immediately be a REPICK anywhere that has not had one.
If there is no union who would enforce it or ensure it is done right be because no agreement is Derecognising the union is it not? We will get an agreement for all or none at all!