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axeman
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- Joined: 12 Jun 2007, 17:57
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BELIAL
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To be honest Nt I think you may have been suckered by a bit of RM double speak and propaganda . Re read the original agreement ,the only thing the CWU signed up to was a consultation period ,there was no guarantee of binding acceptance for the outcome of said consultation, hence ,like it or not, the ballot and it's 94% rejection of RM's pension changes. Suppose us 94% will just have to make a stand, isolated and aloneNight Tonic wrote:New one to me that one. You can work for whoever you like surely, and sure you have a right to strike but thats only viable if lots stand with you. They won't. If that was a winner, don't you think the CWU would have called one immediately?k979aaa wrote:You can choose your bank but you cannot choose who you work for!.
Ask the CWU what they signed up to on the pay and modernisation deal and why they can't do a thing about the pension change - ask them.
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Night Tonic
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- Joined: 23 Oct 2007, 21:35
They won't call a strike because they wouldn't gain anything except a long drawn out one that would seriousy chip into the great union leader's salaries and get you - wait for it - sod all.k979aaa wrote:How meny employer's employ postmen? as postmen and if the cwu call a strike I WILL STRIKE and time will tell!.
As for employing posties, well yes, hardly transferrable skills but surely most of us have more skills than walking about with bits of paper. Give these a try if you're skill-challenged: http://www.securedmail.co.uk
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Night Tonic
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Then wheres the strike big boy?BELIAL wrote: To be honest Nt I think you may have been suckered by a bit of RM double speak and propaganda . Re read the original agreement ,the only thing the CWU signed up to was a consultation period ,there was no guarantee of binding acceptance for the outcome of said consultation, hence ,like it or not, the ballot and it's 94% rejection of RM's pension changes. Suppose us 94% will just have to make a stand, isolated and alone
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k979aaa
- Posts: 12578
- Joined: 03 Sep 2007, 19:14
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- Location: THE NORTH
Cannot get a job their over qualified!. Why don't you try i will even spell it for you McDONALD'S.cantypeANDSHOUTS wrote:being A postperson isnt a trade.you didnt go to university to learn pushing paper through holes. a postperson can do any othe minial job out there,try mccdonaldsk979aaa wrote:How meny employer's employ postmen? as postmen and if the cwu call a strike I WILL STRIKE and time will tell!.Night Tonic wrote:New one to me that one. You can work for whoever you like surely, and sure you have a right to strike but thats only viable if lots stand with you. They won't. If that was a winner, don't you think the CWU would have called one immediately?k979aaa wrote:You can choose your bank but you cannot choose who you work for!.
Ask the CWU what they signed up to on the pay and modernisation deal and why they can't do a thing about the pension change - ask them.
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axeman
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BELIAL
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- Location: Nowhere
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Night Tonic
- Posts: 1474
- Joined: 23 Oct 2007, 21:35
Readable - unfortunately nonsense. If it gives your loins a warm glowy feelin to group me with canttypebutshouts than who am i to damper your ardour but hey, not everyone buys the militant bull you know - even outside Old Street.axeman wrote:Everything comes to he who waits 'nt' ........................................'canty' mate you observations hold no credence just look at your posts i'm sure mine are at least for the beast part readable
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DGP1
- Posts: 15551
- Joined: 07 Jun 2007, 20:39
- Gender: Male
- Location: Terminus
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BELIAL
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- Location: Nowhere
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axeman
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Stormproof
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- Joined: 07 Jul 2007, 21:03
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More rubbish coming out of your mouth again Canttypeshoutsandtalkscrap. In the SE I can't afford to buy a property (£200k for a 2 bedroom), I live in local authority housing flat, I can't afford 1 car let alone 2, last time I went on holiday was 4 years ago...........So next time you post rubbish like that..........THINK BEFORE YOU TYPE!cantypeANDSHOUTS wrote:IM SORRY MY FRIEND IM NO ONES SLAVE(CAN YOU SAY THE SAME)JUST MY OWN KNOWLEDGE.axeman wrote:OH shi* im catching cany's disease next thing i'll be beliving him and be a slave of old st
i'd better resolve that error
WE KNOW SOCIALISM/COMMUNISM NO MATTER HOW GOOD A GOAL IT IS DOESN'T WORK.
EXAMPLE LAST 2 LARGE COMMUNIST COUNTRIES NORTH KOREA...PEOPLE STARVING TO DEATH
CHINA IS COMMUNISM IN NAME ONLY..ITS FULLY CAPITALIST NOW BUT WITHOUT THE FREEDOMS
THATS IS THE REASON YOU LOT CAN BE BOUGHT OF FOR£ 400 PRO RATA COS WE ARE ALL NO MATTER HOW MUCH WE CLAIM WERE DOING IT FOR THE GREATER GOOD OF THE JOB ,WE ARE IN IT FOR AS MUCH AS WE CAN GET FOR AS LITTLE AS POSSIBLE.YOU KNOW IT,I KNOW IT AND RM KNOWS IT.YOU SIT AT HOME IN THE HOUSES YOU BOUGHT WITH YOUR 2 NEWISH CARS OUTSIDE TAKE YOU HOLIDAY ABROAD AND TRY TO CONVINCE YOURSELVES YOUR NOT CAPITALIST..WHICH IS WHY YOU TRY TO SHOUT TWICE AS LOUD AS EVERYONE ELSE THAT YOUR RIGHT AND WERE JUST SLAVES OF OLD STREET(AS IF I EVEN NO OR CARE WHAT THAT IS).
So keep on moving, moving, moving your feet
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum
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Tman
- Posts: 4135
- Joined: 21 Oct 2007, 09:57
A good example of how losing the point can quickly lead to sarcastic attacks.Blah Blah Blah. Aint half glad there are really SMART CLEVER people in the UK working as posties that can keep the uneducated postie OIKS in the place they belong in the gutter! I BOW TO YOU! OH I DONT KNOW? LOL? I AM SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO THICK and i struggle to keep up with your so fast and quick mind! LOL. But one thing i trust is if the CWU get any type of reversal in the pension farce you will of course lobby to keep your new but crap pension rather than the FS scheme that we enjoyed in the past before we were ROBBED what do you say big boy. LOL.?
Not a postie BTW, never have been, and never will be.
"Trust" all you like, but it's irrelevant now; it's a done deal as most (apart from the dreamers on here apparently) now recognise.
The worst that can happen is a another month or so of disjointed industrial action, followed by further talks where RM reluctanly stump up another 0.25% pa on the pension, but striking has cost us considerably more than we gained and the CWU's position is further weakened.
What a result for those with their heads firmly stuck "where the sun don't shine"...
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rockytony67
- EX ROYAL MAIL
- Posts: 419
- Joined: 04 Dec 2007, 18:31
- Gender: Male
- Location: London Town
Its a sad state of affairs when a contract is not worth the paper it's written on, all the people who are criticizing those of us, that are trying to get our contracts honoured should have a think about the stand they are taking, they say there is "honor amongst thieves" there certainly doesn't seem to be in some business men in this country "It is important we safeguard the future of the pension fund for our people, who regard the FINAL-SALARY PENSION SCHEME as a key benefit of working for RM" Adam Crozier Feb 2007
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Tman
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