Newsletters produced by RMT branches within the London Transport region
SUPER SOLIDARITY CRIPPLES LUL.
ASLEF members join the RMT and TSSA action to say: STOP THE JOB CUTS KEEP THE RAILWAY SAFE NO MORE ATTACKS ON TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Click on the attachment to download a copy of Finsbury Park's Strike Update leaflet.
Please Find Attached the September Edition of 'The Neasden Flyer'
Inside this issue
THANK YOU - For Solidarity with Strike Action'
Mind your own business - DMTs ask drivers which union they belong to
Thanks for not crossing pickets - Selection of Photos
Next Branch September 15th @16:00
Click on the link to download the latest Bakerloo Branch newsletter.
The main article follows:
RMT & TSSA unite to fight for jobs and safety!
RMT & TSSA members have sent a resounding NO to management’s plans to cut jobs and undermine safety on London Underground. With a yes vote for strike action of over 75%, the unions have announced a joint rolling campaign of strike action starting on Monday 6th September with an overtime ban for all grades at the same time.
Click on the attachment below to read or download the August edition of Monthly News, the newsletter of Finsbury Park branch.
In this edition:
Click '1 attachment' / file name to download the latest issue of RMT's London Taxis branch newsletter.
Stratford Number One branch have released their latest newsletter.
It contains information about LU's attack on jobs, with the reasons why all grades including train operators need to support the ballot for action against these cuts.
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In this latest leaflet, Finsbury Park's Branch Officers and reps explain why they will be voting YES in the forthcoming ballot for industrial action against LUL's latest attempts to destroy jobs, working conditions and safety on the Underground. To read or download a copy, click on the attachment below:
The latest issue of the RMT London Taxi branch's newsletter reports on issues including pedicabs, emissions and satellite minicab offices.
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More than 50 drivers at Arnos Grove on the Piccadilly line refused to drive trains during the recent strike by Tubelines staff, despite a ferocious offensive by management to bully drivers onto trains. Local reps challenged management's claims that qualified Emergency Response Unit (ERU) staff were working normally and pointed out that LUL was refusing to provide our union with details of those alleged to be working and of their competencies and qualifications.
Read the full story by clicking on the attachment below.
Click on the attachment below to download the June edition of Monthly News.
In this issue:
THE GREAT BANK ROBBERY - Why our bosses are out to crush us. Monthly News explains exactly why the government and employers everywhere are attacking our jobs, pay, working conditions and public services.