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08-10-2009, 18:56

Right, so with the job market as it is and loads of people out of work... They are going to strike?

How many people are un employed in this country at the moment that would just love a job?

I think you can draw your own conclusions as to where this is going...

During the last strike, I was in Sales and counted on the post for cheques etc. I missed my targets because of these whiners and therefore lost my sales bonus, even though my customers said well we have put the cheque in the post.

Stuff em, if they don't like it, there are what? 2.how many million that would like a job? Not just because it is 'cushy' but because it is a job and makes them feel better about themselves earning a wage.

If they don't like the change of moving the business forward, tough. See above, plenty of people waiting in the wings for the chance.

Welcome to no sympathy night.

08-10-2009, 18:56	#58
Tuftus Guest Posts: n/a	re: [Update] The Royal Mail strike thread Right, so with the job market as it is and loads of people out of work... They are going to strike? How many people are un employed in this country at the moment that would just love a job? I think you can draw your own conclusions as to where this is going... During the last strike, I was in Sales and counted on the post for cheques etc. I missed my targets because of these whiners and therefore lost my sales bonus, even though my customers said well we have put the cheque in the post. Stuff em, if they don't like it, there are what? 2.how many million that would like a job? Not just because it is 'cushy' but because it is a job and makes them feel better about themselves earning a wage. If they don't like the change of moving the business forward, tough. See above, plenty of people waiting in the wings for the chance. Welcome to no sympathy night.