HKAOA....blood on their hands
 

I was shocked & deeply, deeply saddened to hear of yet another casualty of the CX dispute.

This time, however, the fault lies squarely with the union which has failed the 49 members that needed it most & continue to daily pay the price for a decision taken by an overwhelming majority of members. The heartless, even callous, cessation of assistance has had a tragic result. To be fired by your employer is one thing, but to be cut off by your colleagues in such a brutal fashion is unbearable. Those still belonging to such an organisation must surely question the motives & wisdom of the leadership under the harsh & bitter light of hindsight.

It seems now that the once proud & honourable union is now only representative of those driven by self interest & rendered impotent by apathy.

Like Lady MacBeth, this union has blood on it's hands that it will find very difficult to wash off.