A strike by London Underground drivers is set to cause significant disruption across the capital over the next four days, with no last-minute talks scheduled between Transport for London and
A strike by London Underground drivers is set to cause significant disruption across the capital over the next four days, with no last-minute talks scheduled between Transport for London and
The Rail, Maritime and Transport union has tabled demands that would fundamentally reshape compensation structures within the London Underground, with proposed hourly rates exceeding those earned by consultant surgeons and
Tube drivers, represented by the Aslef union, have scheduled a strike on March 15, which coincides with Budget day and is expected to divert attention away from Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s
Mick Lynch, general secretary of RMT, stated that ‘TfL have missed an opportunity to make progress during these negotiations.
London’s transport operator has asked commuters not to travel on Monday due to a 24-hour strike that is likely to cause widespread disruption to underground train services.
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