10-12-2018, 12:15 PM
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Re: Corbyn and the return of Strikes
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Not gone far enough, they're talking about sympathy strikes in support of foreign workers, - they should repeal all the legislation relating to sympathy strikes !!!
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Being an Internationalist, I am concerned about workers rights worldwide, so if a strike here causes employers elsewhere in the world to improve the lot of their employees, then sobeit!!!
10-12-2018, 02:15 PM
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Re: Corbyn and the return of Strikes
Originally Posted by Barry
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I don't think you care for anything as long as it causes mayhem for someone, preferably UK plc... your train of logic completely escapes me I'm afraid...
As it does everyone else.
10-12-2018, 03:39 PM
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Re: Corbyn and the return of Strikes
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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I agree. It's all many of us have especially since they made tribunals so hard to get to.
And how exactly does striking on behave of workers in Chile let's say for arguments sake help workers in the UK?
On the contrary who will employ people who strike at the drop of a hat in support of people anywhere in the globe ?
10-12-2018, 03:54 PM
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Re: Corbyn and the return of Strikes
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Being an Internationalist, I am concerned about workers rights worldwide, so if a strike here causes employers elsewhere in the world to improve the lot of their employees, then sobeit!!!
10-12-2018, 04:19 PM
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Re: Corbyn and the return of Strikes
MuddyI have asked that before and he refuses to answer. I suspect that living here in the UK he knows is far better than in a communist country, but won't admit it.
When the miners went on strike, BT employees chipped in to help those who needed it.
When BT engineers went on strike did any one help us, especially the miners? No they bloody well didn't. I had to borrow off my SIL to live.
So the help others attitude with one union helping another. Load of old Bo**ocks
10-12-2018, 07:18 PM
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Re: Corbyn and the return of Strikes
Originally Posted by realspeed
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MuddyI have asked that before and he refuses to answer. I suspect that living here in the UK he knows is far better than in a communist country, but won't admit it.
When the miners went on strike, BT employees chipped in to help those who needed it.
When BT engineers went on strike did any one help us, especially the miners? No they bloody well didn't. I had to borrow off my SIL to live.
So the help others attitude with one union helping another. Load of old Bo**ocks
11-12-2018, 08:56 AM
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Re: Corbyn and the return of Strikes
If the politicians won't listen to the 'workers' they have few options - one is striking and sabotage as we now see on the streets of France - what a stupid lot of pollies they have and President, who live in luxury - reminds me of the french revolution - "let them eat cake" - time to stuff the cake!|
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