RMT Response to Arwyn Thomas' Employment Tribunal Victory
RMT on tribunal finding that Arwyn Thomas was unfairly dismissed
“London Underground have asked us to wait for the outcome of Arwyn Thomas’s Employment Tribunal and that body has now found that he was unfairly dismissed.
“Throughout this process LU have said that they would abide by the Tribunal ruling so all that we are now asking them to do is stick to their word and get Arwyn back to work. I am seeking an urgent meeting with the Managing Director to make the necessary arrangements.”
Bob Crow – RMT General Secretary
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