Strikes
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 Forest Hillbilly  in a hidey-hole 17 Dec 22 8.03am |
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striking is considered the last resort. The working persons withdrawal of labour. And They lose pay because of it. Attempting to manage a workforce under prevailing economic conditions is a huge crock of festering 5hlt. And who is the cause of this ?
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footythoughts  Beckenham 18 Dec 22 7.02am |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
But are they though? How much in wages have the railway workers lost so far in unpaid strike days which will in all probability wipe out whatever raise they eventually get Well I suppose a principle is a principle, it's not without cost to those holding it. Though I would say that the railway is a very well paid job as it is. The NHS not so much. I have more sympathy for them and how clap for the carers is a teary eyed national pursuit until they actually want to be adequately rewarded for saving lives. If I'm going to open my wallet to anyone, it's someone who endevours to keep my heart beating.
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