CMA to ballot mambers on Industrial Action?

[dvbuk55]

Does that mean the managers will want our support now after all of them have ignored our requests of support.

Let me just have a brew whilst I think about supporting the lily livered scum - erm...............NO

[genesis]

but if we are all out together NOTHING will get done , makes sense to me, gotta think of the bigger picture.
join us I say!

[bigsharkboy]

but if we are all out together NOTHING will get done , makes sense to me, gotta think of the bigger picture.
join us I say!

i think most spineless dums will still cross there own picket line as they are so brainwashed

[whenwilltheylisten]

oh please be true and let them strike on a Tuesday .then we wont have to put up with there constant bull s**t .be these feeble fooker will buckle, and do as they are told as they have no back bone and no morales ,as you can see when the drive past the picket line with a smug look on there face ,c*nts to a man the lot of them

[cappamore]

I Left 3 years ago after 29 years and am 51. I was expecting my pension when I am 60: in 2015. Does this mean i've got to ewait until I'm 65 or does it only apply to new employees?

[POSTMAN]

f**k 'em
There you go,short and sweet.

[Stormproof]

I don't think the managers will strike, especially the LM's, RM will realise we can do the job properly without them breathing down our necks and probably put them back as posties.

[baldrick]

I Left 3 years ago after 29 years and am 51. I was expecting my pension when I am 60: in 2015. Does this mean i've got to ewait until I'm 65 or does it only apply to new employees?

These are proposals for current employees. New employees aren't even allowed to join the existing pension scheme. We don't know the details of their proposals, or how it would affect people who are working for them now, let alone people who have left and whose pension is frozen. But if they do raise the retirement age to 62 in 2008, and 65 in 2010, I would guess that it would probably apply to you too.

[BELIAL]

they may strike , they may not. being nice to them is still a major headfuck. where you coming from"what stuff tis made of whereof tis borne ido not know . And such a want wit's made of me i,m much ado to know myself." Alls fair in love and war! like WS but a bit tossy.

[markuk5]

f**k 'em
There you go,short and sweet.

says it all don't it

[baldrick]

I really can't see them striking. I think they will probably go for legal action.

[dvbuk55]

I Left 3 years ago after 29 years and am 51. I was expecting my pension when I am 60: in 2015. Does this mean i've got to ewait until I'm 65 or does it only apply to new employees?

I would say that you will be entitled to draw your pension at 60. If you are in any doubt then e mail the pension admin who will be only too happy to help.
When you left service you should have had a paper explaining your pension details - you should also receive a statement annually stating the current value and in any event at the time you left the current proposals hadn't been thought of and so you could hardly be expected to abide by them.

[st postie]

they are on the phones all day slagging each other off behind each others backs they are all yes men they havent got the balls to strike
i would cross there picket line very slowly with i big grin .................f**k em

[Wilbur Spoons]

Obviously we would have to regulate ourselves whilst the managers are stood on the gate on their own. 'Can I have a cull Wilbur?' I would ask myself 'Why yes, just go home now' I would reply.

[hotshot]

Does that mean the managers will want our support now after all of them have ignored our requests of support.

Let me just have a brew whilst I think about supporting the lily livered scum - erm...............NO

Yea F--k em :cfo :lfo