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Submitted by Admin on 9 July, 2009 - 09:57

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A clear message was delivered by LUL/TfL RMT members at Monday’s Friends House Mass Meeting.
This is because LUL management are stonewalling in negotiations so much, that they’ve actually moved backward on some issues that were near resolution with the pre-strike deal mysteriously pulled by management at the last minute on 9th June!
Here are some recent pay settlements, which may help put London Underground's and TfL's current offers in perspective:
Brothers and sisters
In 2001, after 3 days of strike action by RMT members to stop privatisation of the underground, the no compulsory redundancies agreement - also known as the “jobs for life deal“ - was reached.
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Yesterday, a total of around 200 RMT reps and members attended two meetings to discuss the current dispute on LUL about jobs, pay and justice. Reps reported on the views of members in their workplaces, and there was a consturctive and useful discussion about tactics, with different views from different areas, the majority expressing a view that further industrial action may well be necessary. The meetings unanimously agreed that RMT should not accept what is currently on offer from LUL management, and to step up efforts to explain the issues and up-to-date situation to members.
RMT WARNS OF NEW PPP COLLAPSE ON THE TUBE AS £2 BILLION FUNDING ROW ERUPTS BETWEEN TfL AND TUBE LINES
RMT has warned today of another potential privatisation collapse on the tube over a £2 billion funding row that has broken out between Tube Lines and Transport for London which could put essential works and thousands of jobs at risk in the run up to the 2012 Olympics.
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1. Attendees – See list
2. Apologies – M. Sharpe, Janine Booth, Den Fitzpatrick, Terry o Neil, W. Jarvis, A. Thomson.
3. Matters Arising from Previous Minutes; None
• Minutes moved – A. Finney • Seconded – G. Brown
4. Bill O'Dowd said he was standing down from his ass Chair and committee jobs.
5. Recruitment and Retention: 6 joined, 7 left
6. Correspondence : 11 items of correspondence as in minute book.
Black cab driver members of specialist transport union RMT confirmed today that they will be fighting plans by BAA which would open the door to direct booking of minicabs at Heathrow in a move that has been described as “disastrous” for the licensed taxi trade.
BAA is looking at trialing a deal with Addison Lee and One Transport at terminals 3 and 5 this year which would allow them to operate from reserved bays and from a central booking booth in the car park in direct challenge to the traditional black cab rank.