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Vaccinations going incredibly well and at the rate of the 492k successfully carried out today by the end of next month the UK will be at over 22 million, almost heard immunity!
I will stick.my head out by saying I fully expect £1.40+ by then.

Shocking you say....Sir Ian doesn't step down until March 2022, what sort of succession plan do you think they should have in place?
14 months seems ample time to find quality replacement.
Sounds like you are trying (not very well) your best to discredit the company.

Looking very resilient so far today in comparison with other aviation related shares .

Atm with no year or forward guidance provided by board these are at the mercy of market.
I've no doubt the new guy will turn it around but this may continue to be played until we can get concrete news on issues.
Markets and more precisely fund managers hate uncertainty when managing billion pound client money.
My take on current problem.

Small drop Monday I suspect most covud related news surely factored IN.
We shall see.

For what it's worth my view is as vaccination roll out numbers increase this share will move up and probably quite rapidly.
As Warren Buffet advised in bad times, look for a share with high entry points and solid previous profits, I think RR ticks these boxes, albeit a leaner version of the older company.
It's a solid BUY for me medium term hold.

I work here and saw it on our intranet , clearly not in the public domain yet.
I would think its on the GMB website surely.

Yep the strike will likely make sure Centrica lose more customers yet again this year, not what is needed at a critical point for the future of the company.
Union have chosen strike action for coldest period of year for maximum damage and further strikes planned for this month on 20, 22, 25, 29 and Feb 1st.
Very bad news for customers and our existence

I work for BG and have personally accepted that this is currently a loss making business and its struggling to survive, and have therefore signed my new contract, albeit on £2k worse terms, which I'm obviously not delighted about, but. Rrather this than no job, its pretty grim out there after all.

I'm quite surprised that this hasn't fallen significantly today, field force will be striking as ballot in favour and this is sure to result in further customer loss as already indicated by Chis O Shea.
Not sure what happens next as Chris has already made it clear that there will be no further offer, so its going to get nasty now I guess.

The next share price move will be dependent on result of the ballot, if Field Workers agree to strike its not going to end well and Centrica will lose revenue and reputation as well as more customers and potential stalemate in T&C's talk.
Just hope they don't cut off nose to despite face, I understand they are going to be worse off, but I work for Centrica and am losing a benefit that means I'm 5% psh cut, but better that than no job or company.

They have made so many positions redundant Customer Relations probably doesn't exist anymore or has a combined role with Post Room.

The Unions are hell bent on strike and are rolling out the same old lines to the listening engineer workforce about Chris O Shea salary (he's on hugely less than Ian Conn) and how mismanagement has led to this. The bare facts are this company is bang in trouble and needs to restructure if it has any chance of surviving.

Nice positive start to the week.

Somebody I know close to talks, made the analogy of the Boat is going down but people on top deck still expecting ****tails.

Today's news looks concerning, workforce of engineers going out on strike at Xmas could have devastating impact on revenue and customer numbers, surprised its up today.

Motoring again, great news

Dont mind listening to opinions, but why bother to reveal how many shares you have and at what price u paid, who gives a sh*t.
Strong buy though for what its worth!

https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2020/nov/11/holiday-searches-surge-in-wake-of-covid-vaccine-trials-success

Anybody who was even concerned by such drivel definitely shouldn't be investing money in shares.