Fleet industrial action begins

Submitted by Admin on 7 March, 2017 - 16:50

Tube fleet maintenance action begins today in dispute over wholesale breakdown in industrial relations

RMT London Underground Fleet members will begin a campaign of  industrial action from today following numerous unresolved breaches of agreed machineries and agreements by LU management.
 
RMT’s executive has instructed all Fleet Grades members to undertake the following industrial action from today, Tuesday 7th March 2017, until further notice:-

Fleet industrial action announced over appalling 'ignorance of long-standing policies and procedures by London Underground'

Submitted by Admin on 6 March, 2017 - 14:00

Tube fleet maintenance to take action in dispute over wholesale breakdown in industrial relations
TUBE UNION RMT confirmed today that London Underground Fleet members will be taking industrial action from next Tuesday following numerous unresolved breaches of agreed machineries and agreements by LU management. In a recent ballot 67% of members voted for strike action with 88% voting to endorse action short of a strike.
 

Night Tube drivers - check your depot nominations

Submitted by Admin on 6 March, 2017 - 13:34

At the last Movements Committee meeting on Thursday 2nd March, Operations Resourcing said that they believed around 175 of the 206 Night Tube Drivers had now nominated Full-Time Depot positions. 

It's important that every Night Tube Train Operator checks with their AG1 or Local Management team to ensure that if they have nominated a Depot their name is on the correct waiting list.

Bakerloo News March 2017

Submitted by Admin on 2 March, 2017 - 02:47

Please download and distribute the latest newsletter from RMT Bakerloo branch activists.

In this edition:

  • Station staffing dispute: Historic action wins huge concessions
  • SRT news
  • Queens Park Trains: All Eyes on New TOM
  • Scheduling consultation

 

Defend the London Bridge 3

Submitted by Eamonn Lynch on 1 March, 2017 - 08:05

Download, print, display and distribute widely.

 

DEFEND THE LONDON BRIDGE 3
 

Responding to a radio call to assist a colleague is now a sackable offence

3 CSAs at London Bridge have been sent to CDI following an incident with a fare evader in November 2016

The fare evader assaulted 3 members of staff, one was pregnant. 
She was pushed in her stomach.
Those who assisted were sent to disciplinary hearings.