Immigration minister meets union bosses in Liverpool over threatened UK Border Agency

[joebloggs]

:doh you have to laugh at the bit I've put in bold :biggrin:

A GOVERNMENT minister met union bosses in Liverpool ahead of a threatened strike in support of a colleague who was dismissed.


Read more: Liverpool Echo http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/liverpool-news/local-news/2013/02/01/100252-32723070/#ixzz2JdyC5uFd

[andy222]

It needs a mass walk out by all walks of life to stop the tories from wrecking the country even more than it already is.

[bigmarco]

Depends what he was sacked for. We had 2 union activists sacked a couple of years ago and it was blatantly obvious that if they had not been activists they wouldn't have been sacked. Both won their tribunal cases and the company still refused to give them their jobs back. Soon changed their minds when we voted to shut London down for a week.

[Dedworth]

It needs a mass walk out by all walks of life to stop the torys from wrecking the country even more than it already is.

http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/pictures/2010/3/30/1269947794882/A-Conservative-poster-of--002.jpg

This bloke is strangely silent nowadays about the state of the country

[Arthur Little]

But Mr Harper told the ECHO: “All the strike will do is damage the service that we offer to the public.


Service? :cwm24: ... WHAT :censored: service? :laugher:

[Arthur Little]

:icon_rolleyes: ... aren't the UKBA staff already on a permanent "go~o~o~o slow~w~w~w ..."?