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I'm surprised any rail services operated out of Tralee given that the station shares both bus and train services. Is there a picket at Tralee bus station?
The trains operating from Tralee are those operated by drivers who start their shifts in Cork or Dublin. It's the Tralee-based drivers who are not 'passing' the picket that has absolutely nothing to do with them.
In any case, thank the heavens for Dublin Coach!
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The trains operating from Tralee are those operated by drivers who start their shifts in Cork or Dublin. It's the Tralee-based drivers who are not 'passing' the picket that has absolutely nothing to do with them.
In any case, thank the heavens for Dublin Coach!
Surely the first trains leaving Tralee in the morning must be affected?0 -
The death of comradeship among workers is confirmed by your post.Of course Bus Eireann workers will strike when their company cuts their wages and attacks their livelehoods.Withdrawl of labour is their only weapon.Of course their colleagues in a sister company-also owned by our right wing Govt-will not pass their colleagues picket.I would also expect the public not to pass the picketThe trains operating from Tralee are those operated by drivers who start their shifts in Cork or Dublin. It's the Tralee-based drivers who are not 'passing' the picket that has absolutely nothing to do with them.
In any case, thank the heavens for Dublin Coach!0 -
hanamandiol wrote: »
The death of comradeship among workers is confirmed by your post.Of course Bus Eireann workers will strike when their company cuts their wages and attacks their livelehoods.Withdrawl of labour is their only weapon.Of course their colleagues in a sister company-also owned by our right wing Govt-will not pass their colleagues picket.I would also expect the public not to pass the picketThe trains operating from Tralee are those operated by drivers who start their shifts in Cork or Dublin. It's the Tralee-based drivers who are not 'passing' the picket that has absolutely nothing to do with them.
In any case, thank the heavens for Dublin Coach!
No poin in the public passing the picket of there's no busses or trains travelling0 -
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hanamandiol wrote: »The death of comradeship among workers is confirmed by your post.Of course Bus Eireann workers will strike when their company cuts their wages and attacks their livelehoods.Withdrawl of labour is their only weapon.Of course their colleagues in a sister company-also owned by our right wing Govt-will not pass their colleagues picket.I would also expect the public not to pass the picket
Bus Eireann staff have every right to strike but they're only hastening the demise of their own employer.
Considering that the bus and train stations in Tralee are completely separate buildings that only share a car park, the utterly pointless actions of the train drivers are beyond disgusting, especially given the severe inconvenience (and in many cases trauma) they have exacted on innocent commuters.
But at least we can agree that we have a right-wing government! 0 -
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