£60K?
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According to the Evening Standard, LU train drivers earn £61 thousand a year, which must come as news to most train drivers!
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According to the Evening Standard, LU train drivers earn £61 thousand a year, which must come as news to most train drivers!
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How lovely, receiving confirmation that we reached the magic target to get our CSS bonus.
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Thanks LU for our back-pay. In these tough times, it will surely come in handy for Xmas.
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All four trade unions on London Underground - ASLEF, RMT, TSSA and Unite - are recommending their members accept the company's latest pay and conditions offer: 5% (ie.
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LU claims its latest pay offer guarantees us security for the next five years (below inflation this year, 0.25 above inflation years two to four and 0.5 above for year five).
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Bakerloo Line drivers have been pulled in one by one for a 'chat' with managers to find out what they think of the pay deal.
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It seems that ASLEF’s efforts at single-union talks with management have proved fruitless, with LU giving a firm no to the demand for pay enhancements for Boxing Day.
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It seems that we have missed out on our CSS bonus for the first quarter, as we scored only 79, one short of the target of 80.
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Word from the latest pay talks is that management may be trying to give a better deal to drivers than to other grades, and to begin separate negotiations for drivers.
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So, London Underground has upped its pay offer from 4% in the first year to 4.5%. It's still a five year offer, with RPI+0.25% in the following five years.