[Travel] Mick lynch

[Thunder Bolt]

On 84k a year does it matter if he doesn't claim his wage on strike days, big deal. Try explaining that to the thousands of workers in the retail and catering sector who will lose their jobs

You've fallen for the lies. The strike days are coinciding with engineering works so there won't be many trains in any case.

 

[WATFORD zero]

It’s baffles me how anyone can do this. It really does.

I'm sorry to say it, but reading NSC at times I can't help but give a wry smile at some of the posters on here moaning about the cost of living, heating their homes, fuel costs, mortgages etc etc one minute, and then repeating the current Johnson cabal lines the next. I have spent many hours trying to explain, but there are days when bemused bystander is the best I can do

 

[CHAPPERS]

Imagine not being fully behind the unions in all of this. Christ.

On 84k a year does it matter if he doesn't claim his wage on strike days, big deal. Try explaining that to the thousands of workers in the retail and catering sector who will lose their jobs

how are they going to keep their jobs when the people that use them don’t have any disposable income?

 

[albionite]

Funny and spot on

 

[Thunder Bolt]

 

[Thunder Bolt]

As I have posted previously, the Transport Secretary scuppered the meeting where the rail companies had an offer and the RMT wanted to negotiate it. Why is the government trying to perpetuate the myth that union members are being greedy?

 

[KZNSeagull]

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How about driverless trains with guards instead?

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

You've fallen for the lies. The strike days are coinciding with engineering works so there won't be many trains in any case.

Was there engineering works yesterday?

 

[Uh_huh_him]

On 84k a year does it matter if he doesn't claim his wage on strike days, big deal. Try explaining that to the thousands of workers in the retail and catering sector who will lose their jobs

Are you implying that thousands of retail and catering staff are being made redundant solely because of lost revenue from 4 strike days?
Your evidence for this please.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Don’t believe the government who say there is no money to pay rail workers.
Avanti West Coast have been under performing but the government has awarded them £6.5Million in bonuses. This is tax payers money, given to the bosses in bonuses. There are staff shortages but the bosses are raking it in, from us, the taxpayers.

Avanti West Coast rewarded with £6.5m in bonuses

The train company received bonuses last year, but has been criticised for poor service this year.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[warmleyseagull]

Just saw Mick Lynch interview on GMB, a deeply impressive person sorting out his members needs and talking with a great deal of common sense. What's everyone elses thoughts on him?

Mods: can we please merge this with Dog Farts, thread?

 

[crodonilson]

Mick Lynch denounces appalling pay offer

 

[crodonilson]

Imagine not being fully behind the unions in all of this. Christ.

how are they going to keep their jobs when the people that use them don’t have any disposable income?

Derisory offer rejected by Lynch

Fair play to Lynch he's played a blinder again, I think the government will have to nearly double their current 9% pay offer and take out the reforms they have planned to stave off further strikes.

 

[pure_white]

Where is the vote for: 'cvnt'?

 

[Mr H]

Where is the vote for: 'cvnt'?

You just got it

 

[maltaseagull]

Derisory offer rejected by Lynch

Fair play to Lynch he's played a blinder again, I think the government will have to nearly double their current 9% pay offer and take out the reforms they have planned to stave off further strikes.

18%?
That will help with inflation. Especially as it would set a precedent.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Derisory offer rejected by Lynch

Fair play to Lynch he's played a blinder again, I think the government will have to nearly double their current 9% pay offer and take out the reforms they have planned to stave off further strikes.

Yay, get inflation into the 20%s.

 

[Weststander]

18%?
That will help with inflation. Especially as it would set a precedent.

That was one of his wind-up posts, to draw people in.

 

[crodonilson]

That was one of his wind-up posts, to draw people in.

I think the unions will settle at 12% FWIW as long as the reforms are taken off the table.

 

[jcdenton08]

I think the unions will settle at 12% FWIW as long as the reforms are taken off the table.

Wrong account again, Crodo!

Here I’ll do it for you:

I think it would be marvellous if the hero-among-men Michael Lynch were to accept a suitably agreeable negotiated offer. That said, all sides involved are doing a terrific job under very difficult circumstances and for this they must be praised.