'RMT London Calling' newsletter
London Calling May 2013
Submitted by Anonymous on 26 April, 2013 - 13:28
In this edition:
- Piccadilly dispute latest
- Tube lines dispute
- Update on Rainbow Sickness Process from Stations Functional Council Reps
- Fighting for the 33
- Support ISS Cleaners
- Supervisor Cuts and Wider use of ICSAs Will be Resisted
- Thermal Comfort Survey
London Calling Newsletter April 2013
Submitted by Peter2 on 28 March, 2013 - 13:50
The latest edition of RMT London Calling Newsletter has been released. You can view or download it below.
In this edition:
- Job cuts: Now LU tears up machinery of negotiation
- Why has LU got to save money?
- Olympic robbery
- Still seeking justice for the 33
- ISS wants Cleaners to Pay for New Contract with LU
- RCIs Move Closer To Unprecedented Strike Ballot
- LT Regional Secretary, John Reid, in Camden Council Election Campaign
- LTRC Officers 2013
RMT London Calling Newsletter March 2013 Edition
Submitted by admin on 1 March, 2013 - 02:40
Download or view the newsletter below
Mike Brown Confirms LU to attack Stations Jobs
On February 18th Our General Secretary Bob Crow met with Mike Brown to discuss the future of Jobs on the combine. LU are pressing ahead with plans to remove night-turn supervisors and gave no assurances about the grade of staff left to run the stations through the traffic day.
We must insist that 24 hour coverage of our stations by supervisors is maintained to guarantee’ safety and
that correct procedures are followed by companies in Engineering hours.
RMT London Calling Newsletter February 2013 Edition
Submitted by admin on 31 January, 2013 - 03:09
You can download the newsletter below
FIGHT AGAINST JOB CUTS
Members should already be in receipt of the broadsheet, "We Can Stop Job Cuts". This outlines how we lost over 800 jobs between March 2011 & March 2012, while passenger numbers have soared to record levels. The Broadsheet details all the arguments of our Union to maintain a fully staffed, publicly owned and integrated transport system.
Unfortunately those who run Government, in London and nationally, and their highly paid bosses at London Underground are not moved by rational arguments. A fully staffed underground system would offer the World Class service that Londoners expect.
Feb 2013 London Calling Newsletter
Submitted by Anonymous on 3 February, 2013 - 21:44
FIGHT AGAINST JOB CUTS
Members should already be in receipt of the broadsheet, "We Can Stop Job Cuts". This outlines how we lost over 800 jobs between March 2011 & March 2012, while passenger numbers have soared to record levels. The Broadsheet details all the arguments of our Union to maintain a fully staffed, publicly owned and integrated transport system.
RMT London Calling Newsletter January 2013
Submitted by admin on 15 January, 2013 - 03:09
33 RMT Members Sacked by Trainpeople Agency
On the 19th December 2012, all 33 Trainpeople agency staff working on the Wembley Central group received an early Christmas present. Trainpeople informed them that their contract with London Underground would be terminated on the 16th January, with no further work on the stations after that. This allowed them only four weeks to find new jobs over Christmas, some had worked on stations for over five years.
Second November London Calling Newsletter
Submitted by Jared on 17 December, 2012 - 21:57
A new edition of the London Calling Newsletter is attached. You can download it below.
RMT London Calling Newsletter November 2012
Submitted by admin on 25 October, 2012 - 02:14
By John Reid, London transport Regional Council Secretary
Workers United Against Racism
The London Olympics was a resounding success thanks to the role of different sections of workers who delivered the Games.
London Underground staff worked around the clock to provide an excellent service for the million extra passengers a day. People from all over the world, able bodied and disabled, expressed their delight that stations were staffed by knowledgeable staff. Behind the scenes our engineers and service controllers kept the service running like clockwork while our drivers delivered passengers swiftly and safely to their destinations.
RMT London Calling October Newsletter
Submitted by admin on 12 October, 2012 - 19:47
The London Olympics was a resounding success thanks to the role of different sections of workers who delivered the Games. London Underground staff worked around the clock to provide an excellent service for the million extra passengers a day.
People from all over the world, able bodied and disabled, expressed their delight that stations were staffed by knowledgeable staff.
Continue reading or download the newsletter below
Latest headlines from rmt.org.uk
