HoldenCaufield
28th Dec 2018, 06:58
It appears highly likely that TA18 will result in a 'NO' vote from the HKAOA. History tells us that 'sit and wait' pays very little, if no, dividends. Given many, particularly those on HKPA, are in the process of applying for jobs elsewhere and intending to leave; why not go out fighting for better conditions in which case you may stay?
A vote 'NO' really should mean and escalation of industrial action. Do people agree? Do people disagree? Do you have suggestions? Does the union have an escalation strategy?
Other groups in Hong Kong (FAU, KMB etc) have threatened to and/or have gone on strike in Hong Kong and this has resulted in much more progress than what we have seen.
Please, no mud-slinging and keyboard warrioring-troll-drivvel.
A vote 'NO' really should mean and escalation of industrial action. Do people agree? Do people disagree? Do you have suggestions? Does the union have an escalation strategy?
Other groups in Hong Kong (FAU, KMB etc) have threatened to and/or have gone on strike in Hong Kong and this has resulted in much more progress than what we have seen.
Please, no mud-slinging and keyboard warrioring-troll-drivvel.