| strikes 21:47 - May 12 with 12169 views | Nogginthenog |
Say goodbye to legitimate strikes and hello to exploitative employers.what a shower this new govt will be. |  | | |  |
| strikes on 18:24 - May 19 with 1586 views | Highjack |
| strikes on 17:21 - May 16 by controversial_jack |
Unions are not set up to combat companies, they exist to represent their members and to get the best deals for them. Therefore, if they are not members they do not get representation. Quite easy to understand, isn't It? |
They exist to make a lot of money so a small number of people at the top can become millionaires.
I think you're the one who misunderstands. |  |
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| strikes on 18:32 - May 19 with 1578 views | controversial_jack |
| strikes on 17:57 - May 19 by perchrockjack |
Many state run industries ,like the British CAR INDUSTRY were appalling .
Don't get me started on motor bike industry which was a dinosaur.
Many "WORKING CLASS" people bought shares too,often the ones that bought their council house for feck all |
They are no longer British owned, so not an asset to this country. Most working class people didn.t buy shares. they ended up in the hands of large unaccountable foreign companies |  | | |
| strikes on 19:52 - May 19 with 1548 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| strikes on 18:32 - May 19 by controversial_jack |
They are no longer British owned, so not an asset to this country. Most working class people didn.t buy shares. they ended up in the hands of large unaccountable foreign companies |
Stop telling the truth mun ! |  |
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| strikes on 20:04 - May 19 with 1540 views | perchrockjack |
Wrong don't.
We're yiu around when they were being sold.
Pray tell me which mega companies were queuing.
Working class drivel yet again.
Now what about those who bought their council house . They middle class, working class ,business class or cattle class. | |
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| strikes on 20:53 - May 19 with 1521 views | waynekerr55 |
| strikes on 17:44 - May 19 by controversial_jack |
During the Thatcher years, more than 50 companies were sold or privatised. Many of these were from the power and water utilities. Privatization, will always be linked with the Thatcher era, however else you may try to spin things around. |
O I agree it was handled badly, for me:
- x % of right to buy money should have been reinvested as land was cheap as chips
- the taxpayer should've retained a shareholding for voting and dividend purposes
- there should have been a sovereign wealth fund set up |  |
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| strikes on 23:10 - May 19 with 1494 views | waynekerr55 |
| strikes on 20:04 - May 19 by perchrockjack |
Wrong don't.
We're yiu around when they were being sold.
Pray tell me which mega companies were queuing.
Working class drivel yet again.
Now what about those who bought their council house . They middle class, working class ,business class or cattle class. |
CLAY class | |
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| strikes on 12:46 - May 20 with 1451 views | MrSwansea |
| strikes on 14:13 - May 13 by londonlisa2001 |
You're wrong (on both counts). |
You are wrong. It goes on - 100%. Also intimidation from Shop Stewards and colleagues etc. | |
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| strikes on 12:53 - May 20 with 1444 views | MrSwansea |
| strikes on 20:17 - May 13 by epaul |
Spot on fathy nothing worse than a scab fair enough if someone does not wish to be a member thats there choice, however there is nothing worse than a scab |
I would Scab if my union actioned a strike. | |
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| strikes on 14:35 - May 20 with 1420 views | perchrockjack |
A scab is a word used deliberately to evoke images of downtrodden and vulnerable staff.
Nothing worse? Folk me. Hard to know where to start.
Looking after your family wins every time and if that means passing those who are there ton..peacefully persuade..then so be it.
But they don't peacefully pursuade do they. They intimidate.
Most would go to work out of choice but wouldn't admit it in public . | |
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| strikes on 14:48 - May 20 with 1409 views | Lohengrin |
| strikes on 12:53 - May 20 by MrSwansea |
I would Scab if my union actioned a strike. |
Why are you a member then? If you know it's in you to play the role of a Lundy why not just put an end to yourself now and spare your family the shame of your continued existence? [Post edited 20 May 2015 14:51]
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| strikes on 15:30 - May 20 with 1391 views | Lohengrin |
| strikes on 14:35 - May 20 by perchrockjack |
A scab is a word used deliberately to evoke images of downtrodden and vulnerable staff.
Nothing worse? Folk me. Hard to know where to start.
Looking after your family wins every time and if that means passing those who are there ton..peacefully persuade..then so be it.
But they don't peacefully pursuade do they. They intimidate.
Most would go to work out of choice but wouldn't admit it in public . |
What would your view have been of a fellow officer who left the line and ran away during the Toxteth Riots, Perch? Would have you have said to yourself that it was better for his family that he betrays his brothers because it was better for his wife if he scuttles out of harm's way or would you have regarded him in the same way you would a pavement vomit stain? [Post edited 20 May 2015 15:34]
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| strikes on 16:16 - May 20 with 1378 views | londonlisa2001 |
| strikes on 12:46 - May 20 by MrSwansea |
You are wrong. It goes on - 100%. Also intimidation from Shop Stewards and colleagues etc. |
No - I was saying it goes on - I think you misunderstood if you read back what I said. | | | |
| strikes on 16:32 - May 20 with 1372 views | Cottsy |
| strikes on 12:53 - May 20 by MrSwansea |
I would Scab if my union actioned a strike. |
Why bother being in a union at all?
I take it that you are willing for your union rep to negotiate a better wage deal, or secure your pension, have them represent you in any employment tribunal etc.?
But you're not willing to withhold your labour and make a stand with your colleagues when they have democratically decided that it is a necessary course of action in order to secure your wages/pension/holidays/hours/etc...? |  |
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| strikes on 16:34 - May 20 with 1366 views | Lohengrin |
| strikes on 18:06 - May 19 by Cottsy |
If only Leanne Wood could hear what you are saying about the unions, she wouldn't be very impressed with you.
*Im a bit worried that I've given Trampie a hard on at the thought of Leanne Wood telling him off* |
She be very AU...STEEYAA with him.  | |
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| strikes on 21:05 - May 20 with 1303 views | perchrockjack |
Different ,loch and a poor analogy.
Answer is they d be done for neglect of duty.
Strikes are about withdrawal of labour.
About not allowing people to turn up for work.
Entirely different.
As it happens Toxteth was pretty anarchic and we thought we die on the second night.
Long time ago now but remember it well. | |
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| strikes on 12:32 - May 24 with 1205 views | libertine |
| strikes on 14:35 - May 20 by perchrockjack |
A scab is a word used deliberately to evoke images of downtrodden and vulnerable staff.
Nothing worse? Folk me. Hard to know where to start.
Looking after your family wins every time and if that means passing those who are there ton..peacefully persuade..then so be it.
But they don't peacefully pursuade do they. They intimidate.
Most would go to work out of choice but wouldn't admit it in public . |
looking after you family is first, that's accepted.
so how do "we" look at the situation where someone is offered a useless job with no prospects. Which pays less than the dole if you consider the add ons, most people would say that a person should take the job so as to present a good person model for their family even though that persons family lose.
Also considering family comes in first, shouldn't the strikers then strike to get more money/better lifestyle for their family.? |  | | |
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