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Here we go!
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redlen
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Re: Here we go!
Blah, Blah, Blah
What exactly has Royal Mail got on the CWU?
They have either lost their Mojo, or been emasculated and nothing more than a eunuch
What exactly has Royal Mail got on the CWU?
They have either lost their Mojo, or been emasculated and nothing more than a eunuch
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SpacePhoenix
- MAIL CENTRES/PROCESSING
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Re: Here we go!
Time for the entire PEC to be replaced?
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redlen
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PEC are full of NEC members. That is why they just do a rubber stamp on HQ Orders
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nuisance
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Turned it off. Absolutely fuming. Pathetic.
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POSTPERSON50
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Re: Here we go!
Without doubt.
Everyone is being numbed into submission with this lot.
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yellowbelly
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Meanwhile to the really important business of CWU commissioning the NEC to do a report on Cryptocurrency:
https://www.cwu.org/ltb/ltb-089-23-cryp ... ence-2022/
Go figure.......
https://www.cwu.org/ltb/ltb-089-23-cryp ... ence-2022/
Go figure.......
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needadvice
- MDEC
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Yep. It's been a joke. The whole strike programme was poorly implementedhans solo wrote: ↑06 Apr 2023, 18:48We haven’t done a real strike yet only played at it a littlePost69 wrote: ↑06 Apr 2023, 18:38And you think that’s going to work…….delusional! We did 18 days of it on the one time of the year we thought they would crumble but they did the opposite and practically encouraged us! So you can get your brazier out and you banners but it ain’t going to make a jot of difference now!
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Ali831
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It's been more dragged out then a story line from Eastenders
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rambo1
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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- Joined: 12 Jun 2013, 20:00
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Re: Here we go!
Looking like they've had one too many pkts of biscuits during the last 11 months of 'talking'
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guardianangel
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Well said should of gone all out at the beginning,too much pussy footing around it all,an all out would certainly focus the minds.hans solo wrote: ↑06 Apr 2023, 18:48We haven’t done a real strike yet only played at it a littlePost69 wrote: ↑06 Apr 2023, 18:38And you think that’s going to work…….delusional! We did 18 days of it on the one time of the year we thought they would crumble but they did the opposite and practically encouraged us! So you can get your brazier out and you banners but it ain’t going to make a jot of difference now!
Look at the French and hang your head in shame
That’s how you take action
Britain has turned into a nation of sheep
Accept your crumbs from the top table and toddle along like little serfs for your masters pleasure
1 or 2 week long strike would have government getting involved
Especially if local elections coming up
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POSTPERSON50
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The CWU is us members. Not Dave Ward and Andy Furey. If we say we are solidly behind the CWU it's not any sort of confidence vote in the leadership of the union. They all smirked and blew it off when they cocked up the legality of the strike action TWICE last year, for me they've been all talk. The solidarity is between the members. I'd vote for a complete overhaul of the leadership.needadvice wrote: ↑06 Apr 2023, 20:21Yep. It's been a joke. The whole strike programme was poorly implementedhans solo wrote: ↑06 Apr 2023, 18:48We haven’t done a real strike yet only played at it a littlePost69 wrote: ↑06 Apr 2023, 18:38And you think that’s going to work…….delusional! We did 18 days of it on the one time of the year we thought they would crumble but they did the opposite and practically encouraged us! So you can get your brazier out and you banners but it ain’t going to make a jot of difference now!
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k979aaa
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Are you a member of the CWU?POSTPERSON50 wrote: ↑06 Apr 2023, 23:33The CWU is us members. Not Dave Ward and Andy Furey. If we say we are solidly behind the CWU it's not any sort of confidence vote in the leadership of the union. They all smirked and blew it off when they cocked up the legality of the strike action TWICE last year, for me they've been all talk. The solidarity is between the members. I'd vote for a complete overhaul of the leadership.needadvice wrote: ↑06 Apr 2023, 20:21Yep. It's been a joke. The whole strike programme was poorly implementedhans solo wrote: ↑06 Apr 2023, 18:48We haven’t done a real strike yet only played at it a littlePost69 wrote: ↑06 Apr 2023, 18:38And you think that’s going to work…….delusional! We did 18 days of it on the one time of the year we thought they would crumble but they did the opposite and practically encouraged us! So you can get your brazier out and you banners but it ain’t going to make a jot of difference now!
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datasaint
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Kenfandango wrote: ↑06 Apr 2023, 18:07"fight of our lives"
"Significant progress"
"Unacceptable treatment of our reps"
"Put your support in the comments"
"Update you after Easter"
It was that in a nutshell.
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datasaint
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What makes me laugh is the belief that they can get a deal by next week, when the company have left the negotiations and the threat of strikes isn't even credible any more.
They should have been much firmer with the strikes to begin with.
They clearly didn't have faith in the membership, when the resolve of the members has been the strongest thing throughout this dispute.
They should have been much firmer with the strikes to begin with.
They clearly didn't have faith in the membership, when the resolve of the members has been the strongest thing throughout this dispute.