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By *oinerbill OP   Man  over a year ago

warrington

Im a proud trade union member, and i will always support peoples right to strike, but....

Why go on strike in the summer holidays when you will hurt so many families.

Sorry, but this strike would have the same effect on Gatwick at anytime, you are just hurting families going on holls

All wrong for me

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By *ellhungvweMan  over a year ago

Cheltenham

Just so I understand this correctly OP - you support the right to strike except when you don’t?

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By *oinerbill OP   Man  over a year ago

warrington


"Just so I understand this correctly OP - you support the right to strike except when you don’t?"

Read again if you dont understand

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By *ellhungvweMan  over a year ago

Cheltenham


"Just so I understand this correctly OP - you support the right to strike except when you don’t?

Read again if you dont understand"

Line 1: You always support the right to strike.

Line 4: It is all wrong.

I am guessing you were going on holiday via Gatwick and now you can’t?

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By *oinerbill OP   Man  over a year ago

warrington


"Just so I understand this correctly OP - you support the right to strike except when you don’t?

Read again if you dont understand

Line 1: You always support the right to strike.

Line 4: It is all wrong.

Read again if you dont understand

I am guessing you were going on holiday via Gatwick and now you can’t? "

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By *elvet RopeMan  over a year ago

by the big field


"Im a proud trade union member..."

Yet you seem to have no appreciation of the fundamental power of industrial action when its most painful for the company

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By *oinerbill OP   Man  over a year ago

warrington


"Im a proud trade union member...

Yet you seem to have no appreciation of the fundamental power of industrial action when its most painful for the company "

Of course i do, what a stupid comment

What im saying is that striking at a place like Gatwick would have the same effect in term time as it would in the summer holidays. Gatwick would loose millions anytime there is a strike and would quickly try to resolve it, it just hurts the working man more in the summer holls

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By *elvet RopeMan  over a year ago

by the big field


"Im a proud trade union member...

Yet you seem to have no appreciation of the fundamental power of industrial action when its most painful for the company

Of course i do, what a stupid comment

What im saying is that striking at a place like Gatwick would have the same effect in term time as it would in the summer holidays. Gatwick would loose millions anytime there is a strike and would quickly try to resolve it, it just hurts the working man more in the summer holls

"

no it won't. the more disruption caused, the more long term reputational damage caused and the greater the long term financial damage.

I now actively avoid flying from Brum due to the utter clusterfuck of the last time i flew in and out of there (a disaster of their own making, not the staff)

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By *oinerbill OP   Man  over a year ago

warrington


"Im a proud trade union member...

Yet you seem to have no appreciation of the fundamental power of industrial action when its most painful for the company

Of course i do, what a stupid comment

What im saying is that striking at a place like Gatwick would have the same effect in term time as it would in the summer holidays. Gatwick would loose millions anytime there is a strike and would quickly try to resolve it, it just hurts the working man more in the summer holls

no it won't. the more disruption caused, the more long term reputational damage caused and the greater the long term financial damage.

I now actively avoid flying from Brum due to the utter clusterfuck of the last time i flew in and out of there (a disaster of their own making, not the staff)"

I get that, and i fully understand striking in the busiest days , but we are talking about Gatwick here, any disruption on any day of the year im guessing will cost them millions. There will be hundreds or thousands of families who will have their holidays cancelled if this goes ahead. They will be hurt the most as its summer holidays for the kids

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By *ou only live onceMan  over a year ago

London


"Im a proud trade union member...

Yet you seem to have no appreciation of the fundamental power of industrial action when its most painful for the company

Of course i do, what a stupid comment

What im saying is that striking at a place like Gatwick would have the same effect in term time as it would in the summer holidays. Gatwick would loose millions anytime there is a strike and would quickly try to resolve it, it just hurts the working man more in the summer holls

no it won't. the more disruption caused, the more long term reputational damage caused and the greater the long term financial damage.

I now actively avoid flying from Brum due to the utter clusterfuck of the last time i flew in and out of there (a disaster of their own making, not the staff)

I get that, and i fully understand striking in the busiest days , but we are talking about Gatwick here, any disruption on any day of the year im guessing will cost them millions. There will be hundreds or thousands of families who will have their holidays cancelled if this goes ahead. They will be hurt the most as its summer holidays for the kids"

I think it's less the cost (though I suspect the financial impact is also higher) but because it's so busy that the strikes will be harder to mitigate, and therefore have more impact. The company will want to minimise the disruption - and be under pressure from the very families you're talking about - so be more likely to negotiate, is what I assume the strikers' logic to be.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Im a proud trade union member...

Yet you seem to have no appreciation of the fundamental power of industrial action when its most painful for the company

Of course i do, what a stupid comment

What im saying is that striking at a place like Gatwick would have the same effect in term time as it would in the summer holidays. Gatwick would loose millions anytime there is a strike and would quickly try to resolve it, it just hurts the working man more in the summer holls

no it won't. the more disruption caused, the more long term reputational damage caused and the greater the long term financial damage.

I now actively avoid flying from Brum due to the utter clusterfuck of the last time i flew in and out of there (a disaster of their own making, not the staff)

I get that, and i fully understand striking in the busiest days , but we are talking about Gatwick here, any disruption on any day of the year im guessing will cost them millions. There will be hundreds or thousands of families who will have their holidays cancelled if this goes ahead. They will be hurt the most as its summer holidays for the kids"

in all fairness it wont effect me so fuck the kids and there holiday strike strike strike

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By *oinerbill OP   Man  over a year ago

warrington


"Im a proud trade union member...

Yet you seem to have no appreciation of the fundamental power of industrial action when its most painful for the company

Of course i do, what a stupid comment

What im saying is that striking at a place like Gatwick would have the same effect in term time as it would in the summer holidays. Gatwick would loose millions anytime there is a strike and would quickly try to resolve it, it just hurts the working man more in the summer holls

no it won't. the more disruption caused, the more long term reputational damage caused and the greater the long term financial damage.

I now actively avoid flying from Brum due to the utter clusterfuck of the last time i flew in and out of there (a disaster of their own making, not the staff)

I get that, and i fully understand striking in the busiest days , but we are talking about Gatwick here, any disruption on any day of the year im guessing will cost them millions. There will be hundreds or thousands of families who will have their holidays cancelled if this goes ahead. They will be hurt the most as its summer holidays for the kids

I think it's less the cost (though I suspect the financial impact is also higher) but because it's so busy that the strikes will be harder to mitigate, and therefore have more impact. The company will want to minimise the disruption - and be under pressure from the very families you're talking about - so be more likely to negotiate, is what I assume the strikers' logic to be."

Yes fully understand reasons like that, and the other comments

But wether they strike in term time or holl time i feel gatwick would get round the table pretty quick

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By *heekyDemandCouple  over a year ago

Leicester

"Why go on strike in the summer holidays when you will hurt so many families"

"Sorry, but this strike would have the same effect on Gatwick at anytime"

It clearly wouldn't have the same effect, it 'seems' to have more impact when it hurts families. If industrial action did hurt anyone, then what's the point?

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By *naswingdressWoman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

Smart move to have strikes when it'll have greatest impact. Well done union

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