PistonBlue
Well-Known Member
Re: Strike Action - Wednesday
Nor will next weeks wages when they've been slashed. Your kids will hardly see you because you have to work overtime at a reduced rate to feed them. Think it through people, think it through.
You stand together, together you fight your corner.
LateBlue said:pominoz said:The standard of life we enjoy today has been hard fought for and unions have been at the front of that fight. Do you think that employers have given us rights and conditions we now have out of the goodness of their hearts.
Those that work through a strike are the lowest of the low.
No matter what, we should never cross a picket line? Really?
-- Tue Jan 29, 2013 6:49 am --
Agreed. Principles will not feed your kids.de niro said:citykev28 said:After 3 years without a payrise, an ongoing dispute over the removal of terms and conditions including the withdrawal of overtime rates, shift allowances and bank holidays (although we get extra holidays to replace them), the union at our place has decided on a strike on Wednesday.
My dilemma is that me and the missus are proper brassic at the moment. I want to strike and believe in what the fight is about but on the other hand, don't want to leave us short of money more than we already are.
As the day approaches, I don't know what the fuck to do.
You go to work and feed your family. If you had 5 grand in the bank then you can be all high moral and mighty, right now your family comes first. Bank holidays etc are no more either way.
Nor will next weeks wages when they've been slashed. Your kids will hardly see you because you have to work overtime at a reduced rate to feed them. Think it through people, think it through.
You stand together, together you fight your corner.