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Its that time of year again
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, chunky munky writes On Feb 5, 9:56 am, Boltar wrote: Theres seems to be a threat of another tube strike in the air according to the radio. Anyone know what its about this time or is it just the usual tub thumping over some non existent issue to squeeze another pay rise / shorter working hours out of TfL? B2003 It is over reducing LU Staff responsibilty and contracting out some station work to agency staff and security firms. This will further fragment the railway and remove operational responsibilty that there currently is from being all in the same company. I know you have complained about Arnos Grove before Boltar, if LU's plan went through then things would be much worse. The vast majority of LU staff do take pride in their work - just look at stations like Northwood or Southfields and compare them to similar National Rail ones! LU are trying to remove this. Both RMT and TSSA (usually known as To Scared to Say Anything - they havent actually striked for many many years and rarely even ballot!) asked LU to stop and discuss with them many months ago the whole situation. They gave a deadline of 1 Feb. Hopefully for the good of the travelling public and for members this can all be sorted without the need for direct strike action. It's certainly not over pay as we're in the third of a 3 year pay deal. -- Steve Fitzgerald has now left the building. You will find him in London's Docklands, E16, UK (please use the reply to address for email) |
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