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pam1 06-07-2008 18:39

Bin Men Strike
 
bin men they are going on a two day strike, on a wednesday 16july and 17 July. if your bins gets collected on a Wednesday it will not be done till friday the 18 july and if your bin is done on a thursday july 17 it will not be collected till the Monday21 of july.recycling normall collected on a wednesday july 16 will be done on the july 30 july 17 will be collected on 31 july.

panther 06-07-2008 19:02

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Wont effect me, mine goes on Tuesday, will it effect recycle week for some?, or just bins?

pam1 06-07-2008 19:11

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Originally Posted by panther (Post 602993)
Wont effect me, mine goes on Tuesday, will it effect recycle week for some?, or just bins?

recycling normall on a wednesday 16 july will not get done till 30 july

buttonsmum 06-07-2008 19:12

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Let's just hope the weather isn't too warm or they'll be a bit smelly.

nortype 06-07-2008 19:37

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why a strike whats the problem ?

flashy 06-07-2008 19:38

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Originally Posted by nortype (Post 603018)
why a strike whats the problem ?



lol where have you been for the last few months? have you been asleep?

they are striking over pay

emzy 06-07-2008 19:40

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This will affect my bin collection, guess Ill have to manage for a couple of days longer........

nortype 06-07-2008 19:44

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lived in ossy all my life not been asleep still cannot understand problem.

flashy 06-07-2008 19:45

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Originally Posted by nortype (Post 603026)
lived in ossy all my life not been asleep still cannot understand problem.



lol like i said, they are striking over pay

panther 06-07-2008 19:48

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looks like everyone is jumping on the 'bandwagon' with this pay thing:rolleyes:
or should I say 'binwagon'.....:p

nortype 06-07-2008 19:52

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i am not lol i am ray and if the job was as difficult as it was years ago i might start to understand .

flashy 06-07-2008 19:55

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Scaitcliffe House
Ormerod St, Accrington, BB5 0PF
01254 388111



here's the address, write to them and tell them that then ;)

nortype 06-07-2008 20:02

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i am enjoying this tell who the binmem or the council ?

flashy 06-07-2008 20:07

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Originally Posted by nortype (Post 603043)
i am enjoying this tell who the binmem or the council ?


whichever tickles your fancy lol

Bagpuss 06-07-2008 20:12

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The strike is on my bin day, good job I stole an extra bin from an empty property.

panther 06-07-2008 20:14

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:eek: ya thief:eek:...LOL

nortype 06-07-2008 20:19

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i am still ray not lol i do not get business sorry if i find hard to understand but i am very new to this sorry again ray.

Bagpuss 06-07-2008 20:22

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Originally Posted by panther (Post 603053)
:eek: ya thief:eek:...LOL

Suppose so but after the binmen squashed the lid on my bin and they wouldn't give me a new one for ages I had to do something.:)

Lilly 06-07-2008 20:25

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Originally Posted by nortype (Post 603058)
i am still ray not lol i do not get business sorry if i find hard to understand but i am very new to this sorry again ray.

Ray, this strike affects people who normally have their bins emptied on a Wednesday or a Thursday.

On the 16th and 17th July the bin men are going on strike because of a disagreement over their pay so no bins will be emptied on those dates.

These people's bins will be emptied at a later date as specified by Pam1 in the original post in this thread. :)

Hope that explains things.

P.S.....LOL stands for laugh out loud. No-one was calling you LOL. :)

nortype 06-07-2008 20:31

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i do not know if you got my last one but please reply thanks ray.

lancsdave 06-07-2008 20:32

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It affects all council workers doesn't it ? Presumably if there are no council services for 2 days then we will have 2 days deducted off the council tax bill ? ;)

nortype 06-07-2008 20:38

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to flashytart you have not answered my questions a reply is welcome.

flashy 06-07-2008 20:42

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maybe thats because i wasnt paying attention, what was the question?

nortype 06-07-2008 20:45

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ok thanks about lol i did know do now thanks again ray.

flashy 06-07-2008 20:48

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ahhhhhhhhh, lol - laugh out loud...if you get stuck with anything else your best off not asking me cos i dont pay attention to much on here :D i'm in a world of my own half the time

harwood red 06-07-2008 23:27

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It's not just council workers either Dave, it's anyone who is in Unison... which includes the majority of where I work which is a housing association. However, I am not in the union so will be scab for two days :rolleyes:

cashman 06-07-2008 23:33

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Originally Posted by harwood red (Post 603216)
It's not just council workers either Dave, it's anyone who is in Unison... which includes the majority of where I work which is a housing association. However, I am not in the union so will be scab for two days :rolleyes:

well thats summat to be proud of.:rolleyes:

harwood red 06-07-2008 23:37

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 603220)
well thats summat to be proud of.:rolleyes:

Don't have much choice, if I am not a union member then I can't strike!

cashman 06-07-2008 23:50

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Originally Posted by harwood red (Post 603221)
Don't have much choice, if I am not a union member then I can't strike!

so on that basis you would cross a picket line if one was there, yet still hold yer hand out fer union negotiated rises? the Tolpuddle Men would turn in their graves.:cool:

harwood red 06-07-2008 23:57

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 603224)
so on that basis you would cross a picket line if one was there, yet still hold yer hand out fer union negotiated rises? the Tolpuddle Men would turn in their graves.:cool:

I actually approached personnel asking if I could negotiate my own rise as I wasn't part of the union and was turned down...so what else can I do??

As I couldn't turn any pay rises down either.... go figure!

cashman 07-07-2008 00:07

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i figured all i need thanks.

Benipete 07-07-2008 00:23

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 603227)
i figured all i need thanks.

Not sure what you mean Cashy - but unions did as much harm as they did good. Snout's in trough syndrome.:(

cashman 07-07-2008 00:49

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Originally Posted by Benipete (Post 603230)
Not sure what you mean Cashy - but unions did as much harm as they did good. Snout's in trough syndrome.:(

disagree on that, yes they did have too much power, but Thatcher killed that by legislation that did away with "Wildcat" strikes n Secondary Picketing, which was no bad thing in real terms, strike action after had to be balloted on, which again was ok,its a subject very close to my heart n one i shall take with me to the grave.

Benipete 07-07-2008 01:13

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 603233)
disagree on that, yes they did have too much power, but Thatcher killed that by legislation that did away with "Wildcat" strikes n Secondary Picketing, which was no bad thing in real terms, strike action after had to be balloted on, which again was ok,its a subject very close to my heart n one i shall take with me to the grave.

Can't argue with that but my union sold me down the river and I know a lot of miners that live in Spain.:gooddog:

jaysay 07-07-2008 08:58

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I can remember in Building Trade strike in the early 70s, I was working for shopfitters at the time and pickets arrived at Ryddings Street, they talked to us and told us what they were striking for. It appeared that the achieve the level of pay they were after we would have had to take a pay cut:eek:


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