Postal Strike, Has Anyone Suffered Loss Of Business ?

nando

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HI GUYS, it has affected me as most of my sales come from all parts of the u.k. nnot being able to take credit cards for mail order i relly on cheques for purchases, fustration on both sides:confused:
nando.
 
for all of you that sent cheques and are waiting for goods , sorry i had no mail for 9 days so far,maybe i will go and get a job selling the big issue,
nando.
 
Just annoyance in the extreme! Most of my work comes in via e-mail and goes out the same way. They are killing their business. Madness!
 
yeah, i was expecting a tiny package from italy - that took almost 3 weeks to arrive and a book from newcastle (about 30 miles away!) that I won pn fleabay went missing in the post...the seller sent another one which arrived ok tho...
 
It seems that from a business point of view the workers are engineering their own job losses. BL in the 1970's comes to mind. I know several people who have used alternative companies because of the srikes but are now not going to return to Royal Mail.
 
I run a medical practice - and yet again strike action is announced slap bang in the middle of sending out the flu invites for our flu clinics - 3 years in a row now the RM has had an impact through strike action on this.

/end rant.

tom
 
yes, also up to my eyes in flu jabs and altho it hasn`t affected us i am livid with the post office [my dad was a postie] for being so stupid. flexible working is the way to go , if you are paid for 8 hours you should work 8 hours .
they will lose their business soon.
 

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