On 11 Aug, 13:42, Paul wrote:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-10938455

Members of the RMT union have voted overwhelmingly for industrial
action on London Underground in a row over jobs and safety.

The union said 76% of its members voted for strike action.

The sooner these goons jobs are replaced by robots, the better.

Both unions believe that 800 posts are under threat and more than 140
ticket offices will close, which they say threatens safety.

So what? It's not like any policy decision is theirs to make. Why
don't we have 100+ station attendants, and 20 on each platform. It
would be safer! Therefore, it must be done.