The case for more members of staff on London Underground
Submitted by Eamonn Lynch on 21 December, 2015 - 11:53
The case for more members of staff on London Underground :
The case for more members of staff on London Underground :
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RMT member, activist and LU Station Supervisor Glen Hart is being subjected to some of the worse bullying and harassment by London Underground Management ever seen!
Glen 20 years without blemish on LU has been suspended from work with his job threatened for the last 15 months; with Management inventing one story after another to find a way to do him in
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hard copies available at reps meeting on Tuesday and from Unity House
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Defend Glen Hart
Stop the victimisation of RMT rep/activist Glen Hart by London Underground
The RMT are demonstrating against the unfair victimisation of Glen Hart who has been targeted solely because he is a RMT activist and he loses a station during last years OT ban because he had no relief.
LUL have since tried to discipline Glen with unfounded and untrue allegations.
LUL found no charge at the first CDI - immediately they produced another set of equally flimsy charges.
This time Glen is accused of being " horrible" to a manager
Read all about it!
Glen Harts demo looks to have hit the heady heights of front page news on OTM
Even the employers know this is a stitch up
Come and support the demo
Wednesday December 9 at Clapham Common Tube Stn 0800 - 1130
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RMT reps say pay offer falls short
The overwhelming view of the reps at the meeting was that the pay offer fell short of what was wanted.
It was a below inflation 4 year deal that gave us no increase until year 4.
In year 1 we get about 2% , with strings and dependant on what salary you are on, but the RPI in April 2015, when we should have got our pay rise, was 2.5%,
In years 2 & 3 RPI or 1% (whichever is greater) and year 4 only 0.25% above RPI.
Update on the revised pay offer from LUL which has fallen short of expectations.
Pay
LTRC London Calling newsletter demands that LUL stop provaracating and put the revised pay offer to the RMT as promised at ACAS last week.
The newsletter was posted at 1600 on November 24
At 1800 LUL deliver via email the revised offer and post it on their intranet.
Coincidence? Possibly.
Glad to see Steve,the boys and gals are enjoying our little effort at informing our members -
Looking and responding to our requests.
How about leaving Glen Hart alone now?
Join us on Tuesday December 15 1630 to 2130
The Kitchen @the Bridge, 73-81 Southwark Bridge Road, SE1 0NQ
Please email crocker.becky@gmail.com to confirm your attendance
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