http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/oct/07/royal-mail-amazon-postal-strikes The more strikes, the more companies abandon Royal Mail. Why do unions insist on destroying their own employers? Particularly in a recession.
MONEY. They don't give a toss about service. They'll fight for more and more money...and strike more often. When RM is broken they'll have their grubby little hands out for the most redundancy packages they can get.
I dislike the Royal Mail. What stingy, money-grabbing layabouts they are. Not that we have much better alternative!
That's the big issue. They don't want to... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/new...lan-triggers-Westminster-rally-by-unions.html
Because their employers insist on striking to save money - and they insist on busting the union. It only makes sense that since capital has legal protection, labour does too.
Well they've gone ahead and done it. I was just in South Africa, a country being strangled by unions despite unemployment rates a multiple of what they are in the UK.