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Post by snoggle on Sept 27, 2018 0:05:24 GMT
Can someone do a "how many jobs can George Osborne have, how much money does he make in a year from each job and how filthy rich is he?" article please?
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Post by snowman on Sept 27, 2018 6:38:50 GMT
Anyone know what happens next, TfL don’t seem to want to budge, so does union just call another strike and fail to get what they wanted again
Presumably the threat of striking is no longer effective as TfL now know they can happen without too much effect (yes there have been some local problems at a few busy hours, but these are a minority of the 50 (or however many it is) stations that the Piccadilly line has.
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Post by snoggle on Sept 27, 2018 9:56:48 GMT
Anyone know what happens next, TfL don’t seem to want to budge, so does union just call another strike and fail to get what they wanted again Presumably the threat of striking is no longer effective as TfL now know they can happen without too much effect (yes there have been some local problems at a few busy hours, but these are a minority of the 50 (or however many it is) stations that the Piccadilly line has. TfL asked ACAS yesterday, within hours of the strike starting, to get the parties back together again. I assume they have something to say or offer so I don't agree with your premise about not wanting to budge. ACAS wouldn't get people back round a table unless things have changed even slightly.
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Post by capitalomnibus on Oct 15, 2018 22:22:19 GMT
Piccadilly Line Tube drivers to hold fresh strike action www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-45868188Tube drivers on the Piccadilly Line are set to hold fresh 24-hour strike action in a row over staffing and working conditions. The RMT Union has urged members to walk out at 12:00 BST on 7 November until noon the following day.
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Post by snowman on Oct 16, 2018 5:09:03 GMT
Piccadilly Line Tube drivers to hold fresh strike action www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-45868188Tube drivers on the Piccadilly Line are set to hold fresh 24-hour strike action in a row over staffing and working conditions. The RMT Union has urged members to walk out at 12:00 BST on 7 November until noon the following day. So the RMT union didn’t get what it wanted last strike, and is having to strike again, but rather than lose its members 2 days pay again, is going for 24 hours, but trying to disrupt commuting for 2 days by starting at 11am Confusingly quoted as 12 BST, but clocks will have changed to GMT by then
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