What you talking about? It’s just a postie with his colleagues aint it?clashcityrocker wrote: ↑22 Sep 2022, 15:49Has he just delivered the sheep or is it a parcel collect job?
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LINE IN THE SAND DRAWN TODAY
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LaggyBand
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TOWER1
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Thanks cobrakai.
Have look at share price now.
Have look at share price now.
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Chitchat
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We now all have to be prepared to bring Royal mail to it's knees! If that means destroying royal mail's most important time of year (Christmas) then so be it.
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rambo1
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You realise bringing royal mail to it's knees will mean you will have no job? Why doesn't everyone just work to time?
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both quite relevant points,
we all know xmas is very much the key here, "if" the cwu did bring in action short of strike they know this will kill RM but dare they do this and risk a no vote?
i pretty much hope they will but at what cost in terms of jobs, but if we just lay down now, take several more days of meaningless strike losses and get no where but the job is still fecked under their new t&c?
i'd sooner lose my job or t&c going down fighting than just whimper into accepting the crap they throw at us
it's not popular here i know but a blanket overtime ban will still see us suffer, but so will they and some,
the way it's heading they are just steam rolling us over and something needs to change