Workers' Liberty

Yesterday, RMT's General Grades Committee (the Executive minus the Shipping representatives) voted to cancel the union's dispute with the employers over the Rule Book, using a

On Thursday (17th May), 50 RMT reps and activists turned up to a meeting to discuss how the union should fight LUL’s imposition of its lethal new Rule Book.

Come to the RMT mass meeting, Thursday 17th May, 18:00, Royal National Hotel

Under the new Rule Book, Station Supervisors lose the following responsiblities:

Managers are now giving the new Rule Book out to staff.

Here's another little gem from the Working Reference Manual review.

Details continue to slip out about the Working Reference Manual review, and mangement's slapdash attitude to safety.

Tubeworker has reported previously on the attacks on safety standards coming under the guise of the Working Reference Manual (WRM) review.

We have long suspected that management were up to no good with their review of the Working Reference Manual. And as details of their desired rule changes emerge, it seems that we were right.

Here's a taste of things to come. Management tried to slip into the Working Reference Manual Review a plan to drop the 'second right'.

All is not well with the Working Reference Manual Review. When management start messing about with Union reps' release, it usually means that the employer is up to no good.

Whoops. Management have put all that effort into reviewing the Working Reference Manual, but overlooked the small matter of involving health and safety reps from the Infracos.