“We do not want to strike and put the public to any inconvenience, but unfortunately this is the only tool we have to get at the company.”Why not run the service as normal, but refuse to take any fares?
“We do not want to strike and put the public to any inconvenience, but unfortunately this is the only tool we have to get at the company.”Why not run the service as normal, but refuse to take any fares?
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"We do not want to strike and put the public to any inconvenience"
Don't then. Simples, no ?
You'd think, wouldn't you..?
Striker: "we can no longer work under these conditions"
Public: "Don't then, resign and find another job"
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