I disagree.Watch the support for any more strikes dwindlingjagger wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 21:13Some of the posts on here are unbelievable.
I’m actually embarrassed with some of people I have to call colleagues.
Not surprised by the likes of Norris, but very surprised by Woody and others.
You do realise that this board is not a cross section of Royal Mail employees? Most have no idea what is really going on. The people on here are more informed and certainly more militant.
I’d bet my last £1 that the vast majority think this is the correct decision.
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Strike Cancelled 9/9
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scoobydo79
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postieblueshirt
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still dont know after all these years what public opinion has to do with anything
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k979aaa
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militant as opposed fascist well even they did not like royalty.jagger wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 21:13Some of the posts on here are unbelievable.
I’m actually embarrassed with some of people I have to call colleagues.
Not surprised by the likes of Norris, but very surprised by Woody and others.
You do realise that this board is not a cross section of Royal Mail employees? Most have no idea what is really going on. The people on here are more informed and certainly more militant.
I’d bet my last £1 that the vast majority think this is the correct decision.
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aiden01
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Save your last £1 people or going nuts ffs. 3days of strike wasted for f--king what.jagger wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 21:13Some of the posts on here are unbelievable.
I’m actually embarrassed with some of people I have to call colleagues.
Not surprised by the likes of Norris, but very surprised by Woody and others.
You do realise that this board is not a cross section of Royal Mail employees? Most have no idea what is really going on. The people on here are more informed and certainly more militant.
I’d bet my last £1 that the vast majority think this is the correct decision.
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Jdgraham83
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Re: Strike Cancelled 9/9
How do I go about cancelling my subs?
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bigal383
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Re: Strike Cancelled 9/9
I’ll have it off thanks and anyone going in check your heads !!
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Minischoles
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Spot on - this is an absolutely huge mistake, honestly can't believe the union called it off - pressure is now off RM completely and the union has f****d off the membership they're relying on to walk out come the 30th.Woody Guthrie wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 21:08So are you going to attack Royal Mail for forcing posties out onto the street delivering pizza leaflets when the UK is in national mourning during these unprecedented times?They would attack us to the media and public that at a time when the uk is in mourning we work for the Royal Mail and Queens head is on all the stamps that we still went out on strike the very next day of her death.
Didn't think so.
If the Queen had died at 2am tomorrow morning the strike would have gone ahead.
You guys have picked an arbitrary time and decided that's plenty notice for calling off a strike because well it doesn't really affect you, you've pissed off a large chunk of the membership and you've left guys like me deep in the s**t trying to sort things out and mend fences.
Cheers mate, you worry about the Daily Mail, I'll worry about my members.
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priority102
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Ever since this dispute began the CWU and its members have been pulling all the strings trying to muster up public support.
So YES, they ARE caring about the public optics and protecting the support they already have by the decision they have made this evening. This is a unique situation where for once you need to look further than the end of your nose.
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Jdgraham83
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You do all realise we don't actually work for the queen anymore right?
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smartin1982
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When’s she coming back to life so we can strike again?
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ssdd
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I don't think so. If you think this through it really is the best of both worlds. We keep our image and support with the public, whilst we've basically been given the green light to not show for work. I believe it will be a minority who will choose to work, so the impact will not be lost.aiden01 wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 21:24Save your last £1 people or going nuts ffs. 3days of strike wasted for f--king what.jagger wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 21:13Some of the posts on here are unbelievable.
I’m actually embarrassed with some of people I have to call colleagues.
Not surprised by the likes of Norris, but very surprised by Woody and others.
You do realise that this board is not a cross section of Royal Mail employees? Most have no idea what is really going on. The people on here are more informed and certainly more militant.
I’d bet my last £1 that the vast majority think this is the correct decision.
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qwerty2
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The public are ignorant
Couple of people said to me they didn't know we'd been on strike
Couple of people said to me they didn't know we'd been on strike
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Minischoles
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Re: Strike Cancelled 9/9
For anyone who supports calling off the strike, what do you imagine happens now that the CWU have set the precedent we won't strike due to her death?
RM are going to use this as the perfect excuse to push forward with their agenda, and the CWU have set themselves up to be powerless.
What happens when at the end of the week, RM take executive action to move deliveries back 3 hours to get rid of the flights - are the CWU going to walk out on the day of the Queens funeral?
What happens when RM then take further executive action? the CWU don't dare strike, because they've set the precedent we won't strike.
The CWU quite literally just dropped trouser and bent over - they've given Simon and co carte blanche to take whatever executive action they want, because the CWU won't strike due to the Queens death.
RM are going to use this as the perfect excuse to push forward with their agenda, and the CWU have set themselves up to be powerless.
What happens when at the end of the week, RM take executive action to move deliveries back 3 hours to get rid of the flights - are the CWU going to walk out on the day of the Queens funeral?
What happens when RM then take further executive action? the CWU don't dare strike, because they've set the precedent we won't strike.
The CWU quite literally just dropped trouser and bent over - they've given Simon and co carte blanche to take whatever executive action they want, because the CWU won't strike due to the Queens death.
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postieblueshirt
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were a private company the public can think what they like.it means nothing.
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enskied
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Why?claystones wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 20:43Waste of time striking today 2 days would have caused disruption 1 day aint going to cause many problems people will be in 2 mind wether to strike on the 30thSept and 1st Oct i know i will