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More public and private sector pay strikes

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oooppps going to be a busy summer??? for this country this year,everyones pizzed o,f wonder if someone somewhere got something wrong
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Good info thanks steve - did try to click the link for Royal Mail in your sig but i thinks its corrupt - it has li at the beginning. Anyway nice to know what's going in elsewhere so many thanks.

Also like the avatar a bit creepy and 1984 feel about it..
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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Good info thanks steve - did try to click the link for Royal Mail in your sig but i thinks its corrupt - it has li at the beginning. Anyway nice to know what's going in elsewhere so many thanks.
Ah great cheers fixed. I'll post up more if/when I see it. There are a bunch of other strikes going on too (like a safety strike on the underground), but not about the annual pay offer, so I'll stick to those ones if I hear of them. It's a real shame all these strikes over the same thing are all separate - if we were together we could win real fast.
Also like the avatar a bit creepy and 1984 feel about it..
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What happened with the nurses pay rise? I heard they were offered 2.5%. Anyone know if they accepted or if that`s another potential strike ballot?
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strangler wrote:What happened with the nurses pay rise? I heard they were offered 2.5%. Anyone know if they accepted or if that`s another potential strike ballot?
No, they haven't accepted it. At least the nurses in Unison haven't but the RCN is another matter.
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strangler wrote:What happened with the nurses pay rise? I heard they were offered 2.5%. Anyone know if they accepted or if that`s another potential strike ballot?
It's not accepted. Unison are holding talks, RCN are consulting pre-ballot:
http://www2.rcn.org.uk/campaigns/pay_2007/ballot

other info like this here:
Others to join us ?
http://www.royalmailchat.co.uk/forum/vi ... php?t=2674
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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


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I don't know about the other strikes, but it seems Heinz workers think they're paid "beans" for their work, but I'm sure after talks they will get to the sauce of the problem and they will get a souper pay rise.
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:funneh :funneh
I don't know about the other strikes, but it seems Heinz workers think they're paid "beans" for their work, but I'm sure after talks they will get to the sauce of the problem and they will get a souper pay rise.
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Is this summer going to be remembered as "the summer of discontent"
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Shiggaddi wrote:I don't know about the other strikes, but it seems Heinz workers think they're paid "beans" for their work, but I'm sure after talks they will get to the sauce of the problem and they will get a souper pay rise.
Yes I agree.

In Heinzite, those workers did the right tin by striking. hopefully us local govt workers Can get win rises as well, but we're leaving it late, and we gott play ketchup with you guys.

(groan)
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Steven wrote:
Shiggaddi wrote:I don't know about the other strikes, but it seems Heinz workers think they're paid "beans" for their work, but I'm sure after talks they will get to the sauce of the problem and they will get a souper pay rise.
Yes I agree.

In Heinzite, those workers did the right tin by striking. hopefully us local govt workers Can get win rises as well, but we're leaving it late, and we gott play ketchup with you guys.

(groan)
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I hope the 57 Varieties of socialist support those comrades in Wigan.
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Post by robmacca »

I think more and more sections of the workforce are actually prepared now to take a stand for a wage rise, not because they are being greedy but because they are sick of being down trodden.
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