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Result timetable?

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sixfoottwo
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Result timetable?

Post by sixfoottwo »

How long till we get the No result?
enskied
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Re: Result timetable?

Post by enskied »

Well they want to try to sell this crock of s**t to us for two weeks first.

Good luck with that.
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Re: Result timetable?

Post by post6675 »

i think this is going to be closer than people think
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Re: Result timetable?

Post by CRIBMAD »

post6675 wrote:
22 Apr 2023, 19:14
i think this is going to be closer than people think
keep taking the 'medication' ! you do not have a clue
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Re: Result timetable?

Post by aiden01 »

post6675 wrote:
22 Apr 2023, 19:14
i think this is going to be closer than people think
I think it will be a big yes.
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Re: Result timetable?

Post by barrychuckle »

If I worked in a Mail centre I’d vote yes. However I don’t
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Re: Result timetable?

Post by timbo1234 »

aiden01 wrote:
22 Apr 2023, 19:53
post6675 wrote:
22 Apr 2023, 19:14
i think this is going to be closer than people think
I think it will be a big yes.
Agreed.
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Re: Result timetable?

Post by world class male »

would imagine 3 to 4 weeks, some will be on holiday now plus delays in post
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Re: Result timetable?

Post by robking »

It'll be Yes because most people just do what the union leaders recommend and they look at the £ signs. A lot of people won't even read the question on the ballot paper.
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Re: Result timetable?

Post by enskied »

robking wrote:
22 Apr 2023, 20:32
It'll be Yes because most people just do what the union leaders recommend and they look at the £ signs. A lot of people won't even read the question on the ballot paper.
There are no £ signs .

And the union have lied to us as much as Thompson and Williams have.

It's our fight now . We don't have the backing of our Union executive.
We are the union vote no
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Re: Result timetable?

Post by robking »

enskied wrote:
22 Apr 2023, 20:50
robking wrote:
22 Apr 2023, 20:32
It'll be Yes because most people just do what the union leaders recommend and they look at the £ signs. A lot of people won't even read the question on the ballot paper.
There are no £ signs .

And the union have lied to us as much as Thompson and Williams have.

It's our fight now . We don't have the backing of our Union executive.
We are the union vote no
So are you willing to take over the union? what would you do if they company said that there's no other deal? could you organise another strike ballot? what if the vote is say 60% - 40% against the deal, you don't expect that other 40% to join you in further strike action, do you?
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Re: Result timetable?

Post by enskied »

robking wrote:
22 Apr 2023, 21:03
enskied wrote:
22 Apr 2023, 20:50
robking wrote:
22 Apr 2023, 20:32
It'll be Yes because most people just do what the union leaders recommend and they look at the £ signs. A lot of people won't even read the question on the ballot paper.
There are no £ signs .

And the union have lied to us as much as Thompson and Williams have.

It's our fight now . We don't have the backing of our Union executive.
We are the union vote no
So are you willing to take over the union? what would you do if they company said that there's no other deal? could you organise another strike ballot? what if the vote is say 60% - 40% against the deal, you don't expect that other 40% to join you in further strike action, do you?
I still paid my money. I expect a return on that not the lies fed.

I expect Ward to honour the No vote.
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Re: Result timetable?

Post by k979aaa »

Reality hits hard on here!
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Re: Result timetable?

Post by k979aaa »

Just because you have paid your subs is not a divine right into the machinations of the CWU and nor less the clowns that ruined RM look at the bigger picture the government let and legalised people to brake our strikes this alone helped RM carry on!
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Re: Result timetable?

Post by claystones »

No way will there be a yes vote