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So , anyone been down the bookies to lay bets on xmas or new year being
****ed up by the hardworking "professional" brethren of LUL?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4422978.stm

B2003

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Boltar.....nice to see you again.
Its nothing to do with the LUL staff. Its a private company having a dispute
with its workers of which most are represented by RMT. However, if M£TRON£T
workers do ballot for a strike and they actually withdraw labour, there
would i expect be a shortage of trains as each one has to be passed fit for
service. Thats not the T/Ops fault.
You dont surely hold Train ops responsible for M£TRON£T activity?

By the way does anyone have any idea what the penalty for not supplying
those Northern line trains was?

Mal

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So , anyone been down the bookies to lay bets on xmas or new year being
****ed up by the hardworking "professional" brethren of LUL?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4422978.stm

B2003

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Mal wrote:
Boltar.....nice to see you again.
Its nothing to do with the LUL staff. Its a private company having a dispute
with its workers of which most are represented by RMT. However, if M£TRON£T

Private company or not , most of those workers used to be LUL staff and
they
work on LUL premises. I guess attitudes don't change.

workers do ballot for a strike and they actually withdraw labour, there
would i expect be a shortage of trains as each one has to be passed fit for
service. Thats not the T/Ops fault.
You dont surely hold Train ops responsible for M£TRON£T activity?

If you'd actually bothered to RTFA you'd have seen that theres a
possibilty
of the drivers walking out. Again. Who'd have thought.

B2003

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Boltar, I did read it. It said:
Meanwhile, Tube drivers may be asked to take action because the RMT said, if
Metronet workers go out, the tracks may not be properly inspected.

Looks like they may consider it a safety issue if the private company
doesn't maintain the tracks. Just imagine......headline, tube driver takes
train into tunnel knowing tracks not maintained. Who would be at fault then?
I know its extreme....but its best to be safe.

It wont happen anyway so you will be able to get all your presents this
year. Thats if you buy any.

Mal


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Mal wrote:
Boltar.....nice to see you again.
Its nothing to do with the LUL staff. Its a private company having a
dispute
with its workers of which most are represented by RMT. However, if
M£TRON£T

Private company or not , most of those workers used to be LUL staff and
they
work on LUL premises. I guess attitudes don't change.

workers do ballot for a strike and they actually withdraw labour, there
would i expect be a shortage of trains as each one has to be passed fit
for
service. Thats not the T/Ops fault.
You dont surely hold Train ops responsible for M£TRON£T activity?

If you'd actually bothered to RTFA you'd have seen that theres a
possibilty
of the drivers walking out. Again. Who'd have thought.

B2003