Are you fed up with all the strikes. Next thing is the bees will strike for shorter flowers and more honey?

Answer 1

Bees are unable to strike. The Beehive Association have strict guidelines, and holding a strike is expressly forbidden.

If you break the rules you could get stung with a hefty fine.

Most bees don't bother trying anymore. The Beehive association tell them to buzz off if they have any complaints.

As a wise Bee once said, they don't make flowers like they used to.

Answer 2

Strikes are annoying, and that's pretty much the point. We need to support people who are asking for fairer treatment or the corporate machine will continue to expand it's coffers at the expense of the working class.

If a strike causes you problems, think how bad the world would be without that service at all, it must therefore be important enough to be worth decent pay, conditions or pensions.

Answer 3

No why should footballers who kick a flippin football round a pitch for 90 minutues get paid millions or whatever and people like my dad who is a care assistant in an old peoples home get paid barely any thing. Who is making more of a difference?

Answer 4

If this is the price of democracy - then bring on the strikes !!!

Answer 5

lol, v nice!!

but seriously, no, industrial action occurs bcos managers fail 2 respect their staff and show fairness, unfortunatly its the only way to get them 2 listen - its always a last resort

Answer 6

Hahaha, that ones funny.

Answer 7

you are so right, we tend to think that we deserve certain things but we should be thankful we have jobs.

Answer 8

hahah that was sooo good I'm surprised i didn't think of it myself!
coo-does, lol.