RMT back at ACAS to discuss 'abolition of Night Tube grade' dispute
RMT challenges London Underground to stand by lines in press release today as grounds for progress in Night Tube strike talks at ACAS tomorrow.
RMT General Secretary Mick Lynch said:
“The press release issued by London Underground today in advance of ACAS talks tomorrow goes much further than their negotiators have been prepared to move in earlier discussions.
“We will be putting their press statement back to them at ACAS and calling on them to make good on their public promises.
“If LU are prepared to commit to no compulsory Night Tube duties and no reduction in jobs we could consider suspending action and this could be solid grounds for progress.”
Read the TFL press release here
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