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Originally Posted by Kizzy
Where is millie tant?  TWO employees that were asked you say.... well that must be representative of all tube employees.
I'm well aware it's due to job security, was someone confused I hadn't noticed. |
Amazingly enough, I wasn't referring to you. It was Jesus who said he wasn't sure what the strike was about.
Yes. Two employees. I made that clear, didn't I? I didn't claim it was more... Neither did I claim it was representive of the whole of London Transport. It is, however, two more than you've spoken to, so your sarcasm is somewhat misplaced.
It may have been only two people but they were of the mind that striking wasn't going to get them what they wanted, and I thought that mindset was worth sharing in case everyone thinks walking out of your job everytime something isn't going your way is the way to secure your job these days. They need the public on their side, and strike action that disrupts not only people going to work, but tourists who spend a lot of cash in the capital and consequently isn't a great PR exercise for the union, nor for London Transport