RMT Victory On Metronet
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(This is an initial assessment, as Tubeworker gets to grips with the facts and the issues. Comments and disagreements are, as ever, welcome.)
Stop Transfers From Metronet To Bombardier 2005-07
Don't Let PPP Divide Us
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The Metronet strike next week should be a chance for all of us on London Underground who hate PPP - most of us!
Metronet: Overtime Ban Off, Strikes Still On
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Following a massive 90+% Yes vote, RMT has called a three-day strike from 18:00 on 15th April, to stop Metronet re-privatising its staff by forcibly transferring them to Bombardier.
Metronet: overtime ban imposed over forced transfers
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Following a massive Yes vote in their industrial action ballot, RMT has set out plans for industrial action on Metronet. Here's the union's press release ...
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Metronet Workers Ballot for Strikes
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As the last issue of Tubeworker reported, Metronet workers are heading towards strike action.
Grinding To A Halt
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As we have reported previously, Metronet is trying again to 'outsource' a large chunk of its work, which will involve lots of workers being re-privatised, transferred to Bo
The Ghost of 'Outsourcing' Returns
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As part of PPP, all new trains introduced by Metonet on BCV and SLL will be built and maintained by multi-national corporation Bombardier.
Metronet: strike off, but what have we won?
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Next week’s strike action on Metronet is off, after RMT and the company reached a settlement. But the deal is a mixed bag.
Metronet: ready for action
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Two resounding ballot results have set the stage for an effective fight against Metronet's disastrous outsourcing plans.
Metronet: Fight Out-sourcing!
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Just as TubeLines is finding out what a disaster outsourcing is, the other Infraco - Metronet - is persisting with the same disastrous policy!