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    howard, Bern and Brian.

    No matter what you say the employees of DHB (like Local Authority employees and Civil Servants) have it very cushy compared to the millions who work for small companies and those who own and run small businesses. This is not anything to do with DHB struggling, they are not a small business so dont misrepresent what I am saying, those working for DHB have been feather bedded compared to millions of others who work very hard for a living.

    'Withdrawal of labour' is not an option for those who work for a small businesses. These employees have to take a more constructive and intelligent approach rather than adhere to the old fashioned 1970's destructive attitude of them and us.

    All these potential strikers will be after is to retain their priviledged position in comparison to those of us who work in the real economy and their actions could seriously damage Dover and that real economy.

    They simply do not deserve any sympathy at all.

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