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November 23rd 05, 08:19 AM
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No staff on gatelines (again)
Robin Mayes wrote: "Paul Cummins" wrote in message .. . In article . com, (Chris!) wrote: b) Pushing the emergency open button IT's a legal requirement that the gate line be manned - I'd use the emergency button. Not technically correct. It's a requirement for the gates to be monitored, which can be remotely, and the emergency plunger activated. Well they obviously aren't being monitored remotely which a breach of health & safety. If they were being monitored remotely why are passengers having to vault the closed gates or force them open to get out of a station. Sounds like a bull**** excuse by LUL. Kevin |
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