It's called FOMO.hero22 wrote: ↑25 Feb 2026, 08:36In our office they only let the union members vote, is that same in all the other trial offices ?
I would have thought getting every single person to vote would have been a more effective option not that it will change anything anyway. Just looking at posts on Robin, they seem to be employing USO change managers all over the place who spend the day clapping each other for moving frames about and throwing up a few print outs of graphs on notice boards
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I guess part of it is to show how many would potentially vote to strikehero22 wrote: ↑25 Feb 2026, 08:36In our office they only let the union members vote, is that same in all the other trial offices ?
I would have thought getting every single person to vote would have been a more effective option not that it will change anything anyway. Just looking at posts on Robin, they seem to be employing USO change managers all over the place who spend the day clapping each other for moving frames about and throwing up a few print outs of graphs on notice boards
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Re: Facebook:Update from Deputy General Secretary (Postal), Martin Walsh, on the membership consultation from the 35 Royal Mail USO reform pilot sites.
Some of those turnouts and yes votes tell their own story. The CWU leadership have lost the dressing room.hero22 wrote: ↑25 Feb 2026, 08:36In our office they only let the union members vote, is that same in all the other trial offices ?
I would have thought getting every single person to vote would have been a more effective option not that it will change anything anyway. Just looking at posts on Robin, they seem to be employing USO change managers all over the place who spend the day clapping each other for moving frames about and throwing up a few print outs of graphs on notice boards
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Hmm yes one of them only just over half voted, perhaps they've given uptramssirhc wrote: ↑25 Feb 2026, 11:10Some of those turnouts and yes votes tell their own story. The CWU leadership have lost the dressing room.hero22 wrote: ↑25 Feb 2026, 08:36In our office they only let the union members vote, is that same in all the other trial offices ?
I would have thought getting every single person to vote would have been a more effective option not that it will change anything anyway. Just looking at posts on Robin, they seem to be employing USO change managers all over the place who spend the day clapping each other for moving frames about and throwing up a few print outs of graphs on notice boards
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It would probably be considered unethical to allow on CWU members to vote after all this was a poll carried out by the CWU not by RM, likewise if they ever consider IA they only poll members, if you want a say in any IA decisions you need to join the CWU.hero22 wrote: ↑25 Feb 2026, 08:36In our office they only let the union members vote, is that same in all the other trial offices ?
I would have thought getting every single person to vote would have been a more effective option not that it will change anything anyway. Just looking at posts on Robin, they seem to be employing USO change managers all over the place who spend the day clapping each other for moving frames about and throwing up a few print outs of graphs on notice boards
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I am in the union although missed the vote as it was my week off anyway.
Just thought a bigger number voting no would strengthen the argument
Just thought a bigger number voting no would strengthen the argument
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Re: Facebook:Update from Deputy General Secretary (Postal), Martin Walsh, on the membership consultation from the 35 Royal Mail USO reform pilot sites.
I doubt RM would allow the CWU to poll non union members, as it would hardly support their suggestions that staff support the changes if the majority are voting "no"?
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The question was do you support the unions heavy and light model
It was a bit haphazard way of questioning it for the ballot after all the “NO to ODM” placards
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Re: Facebook:Update from Deputy General Secretary (Postal), Martin Walsh, on the membership consultation from the 35 Royal Mail USO reform pilot sites.
If it were true, the union has done nothing for over three years to sidestep that scenario. Amidst the love-in with Dan, were they afraid to be seen manoeuvering?Gingerbread Fred wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 22:25The reason the 97% mandate wasnt followed through with was Royal Mail threatened to stop subs being paid through wages.
Always. A vote conducted by the union at a union meeting should naturally only include union members. I don't believe non-members are barred from the meeting, but the rep will or should ask non-members to excuse themselves from the vote.
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