I would have thought that a deteriorating service is the logical conclusion of a management strategy based on less people, dealing with the same volume of work.
Did you actually expect your postal service to get better ? 😯
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But should you be more sympathetic towards postal workers ? Possibly not.
Whilst Royal Mail management can hardly be expected to behave any differently, they are after all, receiving huge bonuses for doing the government's bidding by closing thousands of post offices and getting rid of thousands of jobs in preparation for privatisation. Which in the case of Royal Mail chief executive Adam Crozier, totalled £3 million in 2007 as reward for closing 2500 post offices
The postal workers on the other hand, have no such excuses. So instead of going out on pathetic 'one day strikes' they should be doing something imo, considerably more significant to defend our postal services. WTF is the point of going on strike for a day, and then returning the next, as if nothing had happened ? ! 😯
As far as I am concerned once you have declared a dispute and decided to withdraw your labour, you don't return to work until either you have won or, you accept that you will never win.
What is the point of striking for just one day, ffs ? So not to cause too much disruption ?
That's the whole point of going on **** strike – to cause a **** DISRUPTION ! !
If you want your strike to be 'ineffective', then don't expect to win ! ! ! !
So yeah, next time you see your postie enfht, tell him to get his arse into gear, and organise some proper industrial action to defend our postal services – lazy git.
Because what we are now starting to experience, is only a taster of what the future otherwise holds.