READERS have shown that they are standing in ‘solidarity’ with striking postal workers.

Thousands of postal workers across Scotland took a further day of strike action on Friday in an increasingly bitter dispute over pay and working conditions.

Around 11,000 members of the Communications Workers Union (CWU) have been locked in a dispute over changes to working conditions with Royal Mail and shows little sign of being resolved.

The union claims Royal Mail imposed a 2% pay increase on members without consultation and is “refusing” to treat employees with respect, according to general secretary Dave Ward.

They will walk out again on Sunday, with further action planned throughout December including Christmas Eve.

Rachael Huddleston said: “Solidarity with all striking workers.”

Christina Howker said: “Solidarity.”

Natalia Wealleans-Turner said: “Yes.”

Alan Stitt said: “100 per cent behind them.”

Phil Gallivan said: “Absolutely.”

Elizabeth Shorrock said: “Yes!”

Craig Johnston said: “Yes.”

Adam David Parkinson said: “Absolutely!”

Shaun Blezard said: “Yes.”

Greg Rose said: “Yes.”

Dale Brian Taylor said: “Yes.”

David Cassidy said: “Yes and with all workers fighting for us all.”

Thomas Fitzpatrick said: “Solidarity.”

Tom Dockerty said: “Yes I support them we all need a pay rise.”

Pete Garbacz said: “Solidarity with everyone who is out or will be out on strike over the coming days and weeks.

“Not long ago we were clapping these keys workers, but claps don't pay the bills.

“A pay rise that doesn't match inflation isn't a pay rise.”