Do you remember when Unions required a majority vote in order to call out their members to strike, walk out etc. Apparently not any more.
There was a Public Sector Strike yesterday – did anybody actually notice?
I would also like to know why Union Leaders called a Strike when the MAJORITY vote to strike was NOT carried. Is this another example of Union democracy. The workers voted NOT to strike, so the Union called them out!!
Of 2.5 million public sector members, only 750,000 voted to strike – so according to Socialist Union democracy – they called the workers out on strike. Like Sheep – they followed.
Lets run through that again. 2.5 MILLION members voted. 750,000 voted to strike. Since WHEN has the minority vote been a RESULT?
The figures are according to the BBC news today.
There was a Public Sector Strike yesterday – did anybody actually notice?
I would also like to know why Union Leaders called a Strike when the MAJORITY vote to strike was NOT carried. Is this another example of Union democracy. The workers voted NOT to strike, so the Union called them out!!
Of 2.5 million public sector members, only 750,000 voted to strike – so according to Socialist Union democracy – they called the workers out on strike. Like Sheep – they followed.
Lets run through that again. 2.5 MILLION members voted. 750,000 voted to strike. Since WHEN has the minority vote been a RESULT?
The figures are according to the BBC news today.
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