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Special Requirements Team


LUL Disciplines Kings Cross 7

Attendance and Discipline

LUL is pursuing its disciplinary action against the 'Kings Cross 7', SAMFs who quite rightly walked out of the ticket office in protest against the deployment of an SRT Supervisor to cover a duty, in


Disciplined For Defending Company Policy

Hammersmith & City line

Word reaches Tubeworker that the King's Cross staff who walked out to prevent abuse of the SRT are to face disciplinary action. So it's not a disciplinary offence for management to break the agreements that they themselves signed, but it is a crime to defend those agreements?!


Not a good start for the SRT

Special Requirements Team

This is the first week of the SRT working on stations. Tubeworker has spotted a few problems..........


Kings Cross Staff Walk Out Against Management Abuses

Hammersmith & City line

Yesterday morning, ticket office staff at Kings Cross walked out when management once again broke their own rules by using a member of the Special Requirements Team (SRT) to cover a duty.


Wood Lane Rosters Joke

Hammersmith & City line

LUL intends to open the new Wood Lane station next month, but seems to have overlooked staffing it properly.


SRT: Are You Familiar?

Special Requirements Team

The Special Requirements Team is now being familiarised in zone one stations. They are being shown around three or four stations in a day for a period before they start work.


SRT: Step Forward, Please

Special Requirements Team

Management appear to be struggling to fill the jobs in their much-vaunted Special Requirements Team (SRT).


Special Requirements Team – What Are Management Up To?

Special Requirements Team

Remember the Special Requirements Team? Originally called the Special Events Team, it was agreed as part of the stations 35-hour week.


Special Requirements?

Shorter working weeks

Remember the special events team? It has resurfaced as the 'special requirements team', and management want it to be paid for by the ticket office closures.


Special Events?

Special Requirements Team

Wasn't there something in the stations shorter working week deal about setting up a special events team?


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