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23 March 2020
Corona crisis brings new issues into the postal dispute
CWU members have - for the third time in two years - returned a massive yes vote for industrial action
25 November 2009
Postal dispute: Bosses still on the attack
The London divisional committee of the postal workers' union, CWU, have unanimously voted to call on the CWU's national postal executive to reinstate the national strike, writes Bill Mullins.
29 November 2007
Communication Workers Union ballot
STOP PRESS: The Communication Workers Union (CWU) has announced the result of the ballot on the Royal Mail pay and modernisation agreement 2007-8, which the CWU leadership recommended to end the postal workers' strikes...
8 November 2007
Fight Royal Mail victimisation
In the "deal" reached by Royal Mail and the CWU Postal Executive there is no mention of suspended or sacked workers.
1 November 2007
CWU executive member calls for a 'no' vote
Royal Mail deal: Jane James interviewed Dave Warren, a member of the CWU's postal executive. Dave is the only member of the executive to speak out against the deal.
25 October 2007
Reject Royal Mail deal: Vote 'No' and reinstate the action
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Postman Pat joins the CWU picket line in East London, photo Naomi Byron |
25 October 2007
Striking Liverpool postal workers return to work
Postal workers in Merseyside voted to end their nine-day local strike at a mass meeting on 18 October... By Roy Farrar
18 October 2007
Fighting Royal Mail management's attacks
Royal Mail management have already shown how aggressively they are likely to try to implement any deal struck with the union at national level...
17 October 2007
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Postman Pat joins the CWU picket line in East London, photo Naomi Byron |
17 October 2007
Postal workers waiting to assess Royal Mail deal
Editorial: On Friday 12 October a deal between the Communication Workers' Union (CWU) leaders and Royal Mail was struck against a background of unofficial action in Scotland, Liverpool and East London...
17 October 2007
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CWU poster during strike in Sheffield |
17 October 2007
'Save our Post Office' window posters are going up in many houses. Following a wave of post office closures two years ago, 180 closures are planned as... By Jon Dale, Bolsover
17 October 2007
"You've got to stick together"
Young trade unionists fight back: Debbie at Church Hill mail sorting office spoke to the socialist during the last Royal Mail strike about being a young member of the Communication Workers Union (CWU)....
11 October 2007
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Postal workers on strike in 2007, photo Socialist Party |
11 October 2007
Gloucestershire shows determination
THE RESPONSE from CWU members in Gloucester to renewed strike action has been overwhelming...
11 October 2007
Marching in support of the Burslem 12
ON SATURDAY 6 October more than 100 postal workers and supporters marched two miles from Burslem delivery office, Stoke-on-Trent, to the city centre for a rally at Fountain Square...
11 October 2007
Anger at Leighton, Crozier and Brown
ACROSS TYNESIDE the strike was solid. One picket commented: "The strike is 100%. Nobody went in. We've got massive support from the public."
11 October 2007
Devon: SOCIALIST PARTY and Socialist Students members visited the picket line at the Mail Centre in Exeter twice, at midday and at midnight on Friday 5 October... By Jim Lowe, Devon Socialist Party
11 October 2007
Determination to continue the battle
Postal workers' strike rally: Around 700 postal workers attended the Communication Workers Union (CWU) national rally on Monday 8 October in London... By Jane James and Bill Mullins
4 October 2007
Support postal workers: decisive action can win
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Postal workers on strike in June 2007, photo Paul Mattsson |
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