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Postal Services Bill : Second Reading : Wednesday 27th Oct
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fishtank
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How many of our true friends..the Labour Party can we rely on? 
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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BELIAL
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Well I pay the water company to get rid of my crap,but I still have to pull the chaindvbuk55 wrote:Well, not idle, rich, not rich but I suppose I could be called comfortably off in modern terms, the reason for that is when I pay someone to do something I expect to get it, if I don't I stop paying for it.BELIAL wrote:Ah ,I see you are one of the idle rich. Is postal work a hobby of yours ? We have a poster requesting hobby suggestions,would you recommend it as a profitable pastime ?dvbuk55 wrote:Not if you're paying the butler to do it thoughBELIAL wrote:I'm not paid to flush my own toilet but I kind of think it's a wise movedvbuk55 wrote:That is true B, but then I'm not paid to manage union affairs nor to plan a strategy. But it helps if your first port of call is - WHAT'S IN IT FOR OUR MEMBERS, which I fear is way down the list in recent years.BELIAL wrote:But as you've said before DVB you ain't got a clue what to do about it ,not one useful suggestion and one of our other big union bashers came straight out and said "I'm not interested in your terms and conditions"
Don't you think 'constructive' might be more productive Timothy Leary out
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dvbuk55
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Re: Postal Services Bill : Second Reading : Wednesday 27th O
Well some will vote for - merely to ensure the term hypocrite couldn't be subscribed to their principles - labour having first run with the ball - Alan Johnson as I recall didn't oppose it.fishtank wrote:How many of our true friends..the Labour Party can we rely on?
The CWU should concentrate on the main stream media - bombard them with reasoned arguments. I mean, how is the privatised company to be policed and regulated in terms of USO and price structure - put forward alternative plans which would make a profit once the pension fund was properly funded
Surely the CWU has a think tank.............................and please don't tell me we know someone who is involved in that.
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dvbuk55
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If I was knee deep in s**t it would be by choice and not wallowing in crap by blindly following a diktat created by others. You may be pulling the chain but the pan stays full:chuckleBELIAL wrote: Well I pay the water company to get rid of my crap,but I still have to pull the chainYour bog seems to be blocked ,you've cancelled your direct debit and you've stopped pulling the chain. You're knee deep in s**t and the only thing you do is talk about it. You know it will just get deeper
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BELIAL
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Theres loads of stuff in there Fishy . How say you we do it one bit at a time for the sake of clarity.fishtank wrote:But i'm not B and if you're truthful with yourself.....you are not interested in mine...unless it impacts on yours.BELIAL wrote:But as you've said before DVB you ain't got a clue what to do about it ,not one useful suggestion and one of our other big union bashers came straight out and said "I'm not interested in your terms and conditions"
Don't you think 'constructive' might be more productive Timothy Leary out
That's fine by me,it's actually one of the true founding principles of the trade union movement and it's honest...not wrapped up in spin and false promises.Don't please, do a Tman and start quoting out of context...there was a lot more to my post than the part you choose to repeat.
A union basher...after 20years of membership of multiple trade union organisations...i hardly think so but mistakes have been made and i certainly don't believe in blind faith...if that makes me a union basher then so be it.
I have never encouraged anyone either on here or in the real world to leave the union....quite the opposite.
I have also yet to here of your "Grand Scheme"...do tell...
Let's set the scene with the "out of context" bit
Please feel free to repost the original and if I have misrepresented you in any way I will apologise most sincerely
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belle smith
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Thats all they gave with BT. Not 100% on this (only heard a snipet on the news) i think the goverment lost their case with the BT scheme trustees today, and that the judgement was that they have a liability even for people who joined after privitsation.dingo wrote: equally that the government will only give a guarantee of past serivice. It will be up to the new owners or owener whether they want to continue with a care scheme which they contribute to or not.
Btw I'm not slaging off the union just for the hell of it. There are genuine reasons!So the issue of who owes the company does matter , and yes by all means slag off the union but its only the union which will be leading the campaign not the posters off here or anyone else
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fishtank
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I don't think you understood then or now the original meaning...that is why you were wrong to quote part of the post.BELIAL wrote: Can't have distorted the original meaning too much eh what.
There was a time when our T&Cs were linked but not now.
Now yours have no effect on mine and mine on yours...i didn't make it that way or want it that way but that is how it is.
There are hundreds of different offices with hundreds of different T&Cs all around this country so who's T&Cs are you fighting for?
I am fighting for mine and those around me...it sounds selfish but it's far more practical and you're much less likely to look foolish...been there got the T-shirt.
I'll leave you with this quote from a senior(paid for by ALL our subs) union official talking about his particular patch...
The reason for that, we would say, is that our members enjoy the best terms and conditions, have the best agreements, and that’s where Royal Mail (RM) have attacked the hardest
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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BELIAL
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Re: Postal Services Bill : Second Reading : Wednesday 27th O
Never had you down as a pan half full man DVdvbuk55 wrote:If I was knee deep in s**t it would be by choice and not wallowing in crap by blindly following a diktat created by others. You may be pulling the chain but the pan stays full:chuckleBELIAL wrote: Well I pay the water company to get rid of my crap,but I still have to pull the chainYour bog seems to be blocked ,you've cancelled your direct debit and you've stopped pulling the chain. You're knee deep in s**t and the only thing you do is talk about it. You know it will just get deeper
Bye
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BELIAL
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Quote it all then Fishy .fishtank wrote:I don't think you understood then or now the original meaning...that is why you were wrong to quote part of the post.BELIAL wrote: Can't have distorted the original meaning too much eh what.
There was a time when our T&Cs were linked but not now.
Now yours have no effect on mine and mine on yours...i didn't make it that way or want it that way but that is how it is.
There are hundreds of different offices with hundreds of different T&Cs all around this country so who's T&Cs are you fighting for?
I am fighting for mine and those around me...it sounds selfish but it's far more practical and you're much less likely to look foolish...been there got the T-shirt.
I'll leave you with this quote from a senior(paid for by ALL our subs) union official talking about his particular patch...
The reason for that, we would say, is that our members enjoy the best terms and conditions, have the best agreements, and that’s where Royal Mail (RM) have attacked the hardest
You are correct in assuming that I didn't and don't still understand how a working man with half a brain could produce such pile of meaningless neocon drivel. Wear the Tshirt to your personal pay negotiations with Moya ,I wish you luck ,let us know how you get on
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fishtank
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Why would i do that B?BELIAL wrote:. Wear the Tshirt to your personal pay negotiations with Moya ,I wish you luck ,let us know how you get on
I haven't left the union...i haven't advocated leaving the union so why would i have personal pay negotiations..
I have simply suggested that since the direction of the union is towards local agreements...and the senior union officials positively beam with pride if their particular members have better T&Cs than neighbouring areas maybe some areas should take a leaf from these "strong" areas and start looking after themselves and that's what i/we intend to do...and why unfortunately your T&Cs matter little to me.
As i said before i didn't make it this way or indeed want it this way but wishing it was different doesn't change anything.
Do you seriously believe there is any other option?...not dreams about changing the union from the inside surely...
I'm talking about protecting members today, tomorrow and next week not in some far off alternate reality.
And neocon BELIAL...really?....google is your friend.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Postal Services Bill : Second Reading : Wednesday 27th O
Is it time for one of those group hug things?
The societies of consumption and squandering of material resources are incompatible with the idea of economic growth and a clean planet.
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Broxi51
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clashcityrocker wrote:Is it time for one of those group hug things?
You know which 2 will be visiting here soon then
The time has come to stop turning the other cheek, time to stop shaking our heads in bitter dismay, time to stop mumbling our angry words.
The time has come for union.
The time has come for union.
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dvbuk55
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C'mon now clash, what did the magistrate say about these "group hugs" last time - it won't just be the naughty room you know.clashcityrocker wrote:Is it time for one of those group hug things?
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Postal Services Bill : Second Reading : Wednesday 27th O
Postman (the avatricide) likes them when things are getting a little tense.
The societies of consumption and squandering of material resources are incompatible with the idea of economic growth and a clean planet.
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dvbuk55
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You have just made that word up clash - admit it..........................and he likes a lot of thingsclashcityrocker wrote:Postman (the avatricide) likes them when things are getting a little tense.