Strike updates

[ahm2307]

I fear that if they don't receive a reasonable settlement or are forced back to work somehow, that we will then see more rejections out of frustration.

That is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard on this forum.

 

[Patrick407E]

huh?? what do you mean ?

Well it's not unimaginable that there might be officers who will look for more reasons to deny people. I'm just saying, as far as they don't force them back to work.

 

[jsm0085]

Well it's not unimaginable that there might be officers who will look for more reasons to deny people. I'm just saying, as far as they don't force them back to work.

The strike will not result in people being refused for the sake of it, total nonsense.

 

[CEC2013]

The strike will not result in people being refused for the sake of it, total nonsense.

Moreover, legislating back to work would only affect PAFSO members, not CIC. I would actually say that CIC would be relieved to have the burden of processing visas from 15 additional offices (aside from their own mandate) lifted and thus, there is no merit to your statement Patrick.

 

[swahid]

Well mate, while you are certainly entitled to your opinions and the right to express them, please be mindful of the fact that there are enough stressed-out folks here on this forum who could really do without this kind of unsubstantiated fear-mongering.

Cheers!

I fear that if they don't receive a reasonable settlement or are forced back to work somehow, that we will then see more rejections out of frustration.

 

[praveenkumarsr]

Any updates lately?
I believe the talks are obsolete now...