Cleaning contractor Interserve looks set to move some or all of its office operations out of London, maybe to Manchester.
This is yet another cost-cutting measure from a cleaning company that tries to extract the maximum from its multi-million pound contract with London Underground. It will make it harder for cleaners to resolve and protest against issues, such short payment (where cleaners are not paid for all the hours they work).
Maybe unions should now stage cleaners' protests outside LUL HQ and City Hall? After all, the Mayor and LUL let illegal short paying and other injustices take place on their watch. We have to carry on protesting!
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