I urge public sector workers to put the people of Britain first?

Just like the conservatives do.

well i guess my view of cameron was not allowed didnt realise this was a site that does not allow free speech

It's about time David Cameron practiced what he preaches and put the British public before others.
Where's the referrendum he promised on the EU, stop increasing forign aid, and get this country
back on a firm financial footing first, then maybe we can increase aid without causing problems at home

Fire them all. Air traffic controllers in America once acted so arrogantly..............before they received their pink slips. If these individuals are willing to place their pockets before teaching children and tending to patients................they need to go.

One more thing, its fine to tell these workers to defy their unions and colleagues after this balloted strike regardless how many bothered to vote for or against it, however, will "call me Dave" be there to champion the scabs when it comes to lay-off time, because once you scab the union won't be fighting your corner, the employer will shed you with the first lot out as they too know this, so unless you're indispensible to the running of whichever service your employed by, think twice before sauntering past your colleagues.

He goes on about how the majority of union members didn't vote for the strike so it shouldn't happen and they should ignore the union.

Does that mean that seeing how the majority of the country didn't vote for this government that we can ignore it too?

This is the same man that asked us to "Hug a hoodie", no one paid attention to that one either.

David Cameron really doesn't seem to understand the inner workings and overall purpose of 'bully-boy' unions. To clarify Dave, 'bully-boy' unions are very similar to 'bully-boy' political parties and their 'bully-boy' whips. Except of course that unions benefit from and act according to a broad consensus within their voting membership, whereas political parties formulate policy based on the ideological aspirations of a select core of party elites and thrust said policies down the throats of party members and/or the wider electorate with little or no regard to whether or not they have a mandate to do so. This minority government in coalition clothing certainly doesn't have a mandate for many of the policies they are enacting. Unlike the unions who have a clear mandate to negotiate on behalf of their members and a moral and legal obligation to act (in good faith) on the outcome of a legal strike ballot. This weak Prime Minister of ours cannot oversee a flawed negotiation strategy of no-compromise with the unions for well over a year, issue a single rather pathetic compromise (after many of the major strike ballots were already under-way) and then cry foul.

You may well sit there with your face in your hands ,between Theresa may and Vince cable and the likes you and yours will be out of a job

Why is it everytime the Tory's are in power there are mass strikes and the unemployment goes up? Strange eh?

What a two faced prat he is since when has he or his puppet clegg put the people first

What a hypocrit since when has he or his puppet clegg put the people first

I dont believe strikes achieve very much. I would like to suggest the whole number of people who intend to strike put their grievance on paper and send it to Mr Cameron at 10 Downing Street, Westminister, London, SWIA2AA . Not a petition but individual letters.Then he will know the views you all have and if he does not respond then have the strike and make that clear in your letters.A strike is a costly process and will lead to good people getting arrested, the police will see to that .I dont think this has been done before, but you have answerd his call, now within a month will he answer yours.

"The PM says the strikes do not enjoy the support of the majority of union members"

Much like Dave's whole Prime Ministership then. I'd be very careful if I were Cameron, much of what he and his colleagues are doing is utterly without mandate and many of his colleagues were elected without a majority of those who voted, much less of those registered to vote.

"My message to the union leaders today is: Think again. I urge public sector workers to put the people of Britain first and work normally."

If unions allowed such emotive rhetoric to wag their tails they'd be betraying their members and would leave the public sector utterly defenceless in the warpath of an ideologically motivated MINORITY government.

"I want to hear him tell the union bosses that pay Labour's bills that these strikes are wrong."

No Dave, what you actually want is to shift the centre-ground ever more rightwards and for Ed Milliband to tell union MEMBERS that the political party founded to give the working classes a voice is unwilling to support them.

What I want Dave is to hear YOU, tell the financiers and wealthy 'industrialists' who fund your party that their demands to role Britain back to the Victorian era are unworkable, immoral, and without mandate. But of course, being a vacuous PR-man born into abject privilege, you have neither the spine nor the inclination to go against your paymasters and serve the people who didn't elect you.

I hardly think a few hours of striking by a dedicated workforce is as effective a cosh to the Library Service as what Mr Cameron's culture ministers are doing, daily, to enable it to be dismantled for ever !