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 Monday December 06, 2004 21:21 by Paul Kinsella - CPSU An Post Branch Committee paulkinsella53 at yahoo dot com 53 Lorcan Grove, Santry, Dublin 9, Eire 085-1478100
 Following a recent overwhelming vote of 91 in favour of industrial action in a ballot organised by the Communication Workers Union (CWU) over very serious breaches of industrial relations procedures including the closure of the SDS and the continued non payment of the last 2 phases of the Sustaining Progress Pay Agreement now worth 5% the CWU have started their campaign off with a nationwide day of action on Wednesday, December 8th involving a 1 day strike at An Post and a March in Dublin on the 8th. Now details are still a bit sketchy but it looks like CWU members will be assembling outside the CWU head office on the North Circular Road and Marching towards the Garden of Remberance on Parnell Square and then joining up with the rest of us in the Civil & Public Service Union (CPSU) and the Public Service Executive Union (PSEU) at the Larkin Statue on O'Connell Street at 12.45pm from where we're all Marching to the gates of Leinster House. We're asking other workers, especially those in other Semi States who facing similar attacks on their pay and working conditions such as the ESB, CIE, the former Aer Rianta and Aer Lingus to join us in a show of solidarity as we're facing similar battles. We're also asking other workers in the private and public sectors and the Civil Service and the general public who don't want to see our postal service especially in rural areas decimated to join us in a show of solidarity on Wednesday. Spread the word to everyone that you know about Wednesday's March. |
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