UK railways face another six months of industrial dispute
Concourse at Paddington station with a few passengers Image Rail Delivery Group
The long-running industrial dispute plaguing Britain’s railways shows no signs of abating. The Rail Maritime and Transport union (RMT) has secured yet another six-month mandate for strike action. This marks the fourth successful ballot by the RMT, reinforcing their resolve in the ongoing national rail dispute. The union is primarily in dispute over job security, working practices and pay.
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Shameful. These greedy left-wingers haven’t even put the last offer to the vote. They should be forced to do this, by law.
Shameful. These greedy right-wingers don’t even want to pay their staff appropriately. They should be forced to do this, by law.