Metronet Strike Off
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RMT has indeed called off its strike on Metronet, but not without naffing off a fair few of its own reps and activists.
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RMT has indeed called off its strike on Metronet, but not without naffing off a fair few of its own reps and activists.
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It seems that with the mere threat of a strike, Metronet management have suddenly decided that they are able to give guarantees after all, or at least to get their puppeteers at TfL to do so.
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Here's RMT's Press Release:
Publication Date: April 18 2008
Company fails to provide uniquivocal written guarantees
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Metronet and TubeLines workers' strike committee met last night to co-ordinate their action across the entire network.
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RMT members working for Metronet voted 751 to 171 for strike action - that's a whopping 81.5%.
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Thought Metronet workers had won a deal with the superbly-effective strike action last Autumn?
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Just in case you were thinking that everything is now hunky-dory in Metronet-land, think again.
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The phoney war is over - now for the real thing.
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Drivers arrived at work on Wednesday and rightly insisted on proof that the trains had been prepared properly after the absence of fleet staff during the Metronet strike.
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In a Radio 4 interview, Gerry Doherty (TSSA General Secretary) tried to explain TSSA's position: they are still in dispute but have suspended their strike because they have received assurances over tw