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And Snow nailed your guy right away. "Reckless and cynical". He can argue that he didn't want strikes but that didn't stop it being organised quite deliberatly at the worst possible time.
The link to you tube is Jon Snow on national news, so yeah...real low key.
Pandemic wrote:
Do you want me to link you to it on you tube?
I laughed and I shouldn't because this is a serious matter. Youtube is an irrelevance as far as news. If it happens to be a video of something on TV than fair enough but I didn't happen to see it and going by public opinion, neither did anyone else.
I haven't watched the video yet by the way but even if it backs up your point, the fact is not enough people saw it.
Nin wrote:
[i]Pandemic wrote:
[i]But that unfortunately is politics, and that is why you need to listen to what the people and workers are saying.
If your reps have been saying anything then we haven't been hearing it.
.[/i]
Do you want me to link you to it on you tube?[/i]
Although Matt Wrack doesn't come across well on this, here it is. Factor in that the union then turned up the the meeting agreed on live TV and Coleman didn't...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mS7ysdhXFfg
Pandemic wrote:
[i]But that unfortunately is politics, and that is why you need to listen to what the people and workers are saying.
If your reps have been saying anything then we haven't been hearing it.
.[/i]
Do you want me to link you to it on you tube?
But that unfortunately is politics, and that is why you need to listen to what the people and workers are saying.
If your reps have been saying anything then we haven't been hearing it.
It really makes me mad when people say it was bad of us to threaten a strike on bonfire night.
Say what now?
You think that threatening to strike on one of the most dangerous nights of the year, putting peoples lives at risk is acceptable? It isn't, not by a long long way.
We have worked to our contracts for many years and now out of nowhere we have been told we are to be fired for simply not excepting new conditions. Well I'm sorry, but no. That's not how it works.
That is the reality of any job. Things change and you either adapt or you get out of the way.
Also, when you wrote this, do you have any idea why we are striking?
I'd heard vagueries but essentially no details, because your union reps were more interested in mud-slinging than actually getting their point out there for the public to listen to. Makes no sense to me whatsoever.