The rail strikes are to go ahead after last-ditch talks failed to resolve a bitter dispute over pay, jobs and conditions.
Read moreRail strikes to go ahead after last-ditch talks fail
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Edinburgh Cross Country staff to strike on New Year’s Eve
Strikes by railway workers and catering staff in two separate disputes are to go ahead on New Year’s Eve, union leaders have confirmed.
Read moreRail strikes called off during Cop26 after deal settled, union confirms
Rail strikes during the Cop26 climate conference have been called off after the RMT confirmed negotiations on a pay rise have been settled.
Read moreViolence against transport workers worse during pandemic – rail union warns
Three out of five transport workers have been verbally or physically attacked since the start of the pandemic, new research suggests.
Read moreRail workers threaten to strike over legionella toilet outbreak
The RMT union has declared a dispute with Thameslink over claims there has been a “potentially lethal” Legionella outbreak on its trains.
Read moreSouthern to move forward with plans after losing patience with union
GOVIA Thameslink Railway, the parent company of Southern trains, has said it is to move forward with modernisation plans to introduce wide use of Driver Only Operation (DOO) after the latest talks at Acas with
Read moreRMT calls more rail staff out on strike
NEWS that the RMT union has called strikes with two more train operators will add to a summer of discontent for thousands of rail passengers. On top of the long running dispute with Southern and
Read moreRMT calls off ScotRail strikes, but no such luck on Southern
FURTHER planned strikes by RMT union members working for ScotRail have been called off for the time being so that further talks can take place to find a resolution to the dispute. The rail workers
Read moreRMT calls five-day strike in Southern guards dispute
THE RMT union has intensified its industrial action on Southern by calling a five day strike, running from 00.01 on August 8 to 23.59 on August 12. Only a week previously, the union had said it
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