Digby Jones made union leader Prentice sound a complete c*** on the radio this morning.
I don't reckon there's much public support for these strikes.
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We are still recovering from the impact of the last one day strike !!! There was like......and then....Oh, hang on, now I remember, the impact was f**k all.
Oddly, if the gov had suggested public sector workers take a day off without pay to reduce the cost this year, there would have been hell to pay. This way, they think it's their idea, sounds like a win-win, take one a month see if anyone notices.....
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Originally posted by AtW View PostIt's a cheap deal well made before Olympics actually start - no point taking chances especially given militancy of the union.
I'm sure that **** Bob Crowe will try and bleed us for a bit more. ****.
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It's a cheap deal well made before Olympics actually start - no point taking chances especially given militancy of the union.
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostTube union has done a deal for not striking:
Then again, I can't help but feel sorry for the mole eyed buggers.
They have to spend all day driving what is effectively a large mechanical tapeworm through the grimy bowels of london
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Originally posted by Cliphead View Post
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Tube union has done a deal for not striking:
Tube drivers are to be given £1,200 'bribes' during the Olympic Games to ensure they do not strike, documents have revealed.
Drivers will receive a flat-rate bonus of £500 for working during the games and overtime of £32 per hour , according to the London Evening Standard.
All 2,300 drivers on the Tube, who earn a basic salary of £42,750 , will receive a flat-rate £500 bonus.
London 2012 Olympics: Underground drivers given £1,200 'bribe' to turn up | Mail Online
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Winter of discontent?
Unions planning 'series of national strikes'
The UK's biggest trade unions have drawn up plans for a sustained campaign of industrial action involving several one-day national strikes. Until now it had been assumed there would be a single day of action in November. But a senior union leader has confirmed that the action will be more sustained and involve millions of workers.
Widespread industrial action could start by late November.
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