He said that in those countries:
"Health care is a right of all people and their systems are far more cost-effective than ours."
"College education is virtually free."
"People retire with better benefits."
"Wages that people receive are often higher."
"Distribution of wealth and income is much fairer. "
"Their public education systems are generally stronger than ours."
"By and large, their governments tend to represent the needs of their middle class and working families rather than billionaires and campaign contributors."
David Corking on 26 Oct 09If they are really sorry, or in any way regret the disruption to customers, then they would enter into unconditional mediation. Perhaps Royal Mail managers think it will be better for their careers to win a fight rather than save the postal service.
