the big strike tomorrow

[Dee Sa]

are you going to stay home ?

[Mamyalynne]

Yes

[notasyoungasiwas]

Me too !

[B00]

No, im going to work- and sadly for the teachers at my daughters school, so are they.

They booked the local theatre for tomorrow some months back, to see a pantomime, and have no choice now to go- it's sooooooooooooo not funny at all!

[factor-fiction]

oh yes it is, boo.

I'm staying at home... just like today and the day before that

[ChuckFickens]

You think the people that you see working in the transport sector are public workers then?

[barney15c]

I am at home tomorrow on leave , but only to look after my recently hospital discharged partner. I have paid my dues by going on strike many times over my 30 years in public service so i have no guilt issues not being out on the picket line / march tomorrow.

[David H]

As I work from home if I can get out in time I will as the roads should be free of the usual schools traffic. We're not all in the same boat thank goodness...

[boxtops]

I'm working from home, as we're not sure about public transport today, but I'm still working. I don't know any of my NHS colleagues who are planning to strike.

[johnk]

I'm in work, my union didn't have a strike ballot and there were no picket lines when I arrived.

[bednobs]

there were 3 people (looking quite cold!) outside mine

[Prudie]

There were about 15 outside mine. I got whistles, general very good natured abuse and picked up and swung round when I walked through the gates.

[craft1948]

I'm still pondering the fact that barney thinks it's a good thing that he has gone on strike many times............

[Dee Sa]

straight after I posted this I realised it was in the wrong section - it was meant for Chatterbox, I immediately posted an apology but Ed must have cancelled it, sorry folks.
Dee