Post by gordo on Jun 27, 2022 17:54:36 GMT
Just as England's (& Wales) Barristers staged a strike today, news comes of Post Office counter staffers voting more strike action!
This will be their 2nd walkout, slated for Monday, July 11th.
It seems Post Office, however, is not the least bit interested in its staffers concerns.
Barristers in England also walked out today.
And we have the BA staffers voting for strike action.
With all this going on, one would have thought Labour could have managed more than the 47 percent vote last Thursday in Yorkshire's By Election win.
Under Corbyn, they got 49 percent in 2017.
Doesn't say much for Sir Starmer.
Labour should be polling far, far better than this.
Anyhow, we can expect a lot more industrial action as time goes by
from BBC News.................
www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-61957004
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(Barristers)
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-61946038
This will be their 2nd walkout, slated for Monday, July 11th.
It seems Post Office, however, is not the least bit interested in its staffers concerns.
Barristers in England also walked out today.
And we have the BA staffers voting for strike action.
With all this going on, one would have thought Labour could have managed more than the 47 percent vote last Thursday in Yorkshire's By Election win.
Under Corbyn, they got 49 percent in 2017.
Doesn't say much for Sir Starmer.
Labour should be polling far, far better than this.
Anyhow, we can expect a lot more industrial action as time goes by
from BBC News.................
www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-61957004
..................................................................................
(Barristers)
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-61946038