Unconditional surrender by the looks of it. More strikes to come. Let’s have a sweepstake on which Union will be calling their members out next.
Looks like Labour are rolling over for the unions to have their bellies tickled.
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Mottie voted for Brexit because he believed British workers wages were suppressed by EU migrants
Mottie does not approve of Unions campaigning for better wages and conditions for British workers.
Muppetry at its finest
Mottie does not approve of Unions campaigning for better wages and conditions for British workers.
Muppetry at its finest
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We want higher wages, better jobs. But we dont want to pay for them.
Unconditional. At least the Tories were trying to modernise the working conditions to get better value in the long term. Labour: Here’s the money lads, carry on with those outdated working practices - don't worry, the taxpayer will be picking up the bill.
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There have been non stop strikes since 2022 under Tories
And had they won, there would’ve been more and more strikes
Thank goodness we have adults in charge which settle disputes for slightly more than Tories were offering but saving the huge cost of strikes.
We also want a more efficient service. The unions don’t though.
Perhaps the coal mines and the newspapers could start back up again?
That’s utter bolox
Go and watch select committee extracts on this and you can see what shoite you are talking.
Better value…..the contracts Tory govt gave TOCs (train operating companies) meant they made money even on strike days….they couldn’t lose Better value my arze
The dozy R/W want coal mines to open again
Oh, sorry. So the unions do want to be more efficient then? That’ll be a first!
They’d flourish under labour. Could name their own price. Labour would probably subsidise it too. Happy days.The dozy R/W want coal mines to open again
It would be great to open the new high quality coking coalmine in Whitehaven. Many high paying jobs and great for the local economy. Or we could just still import coal from India now that's so good for the environment.
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Don't they ?
No. More efficient means they’ll have to work harder or make cuts. Mind you, I can see their point - I don’t think I’d like sit on my arse and push a lever back and forth for a paltry £60k a year.
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