Cleaning company Interserve is rattling towards another restructure, which will see work consolidated so fewer cleaners are looking after more stations, and hours cut, leading to a reduction in take-home pay.
AGS contractors may bear the brunt of the cuts, as they're the easiest for Interserve to dismiss.
The union is meeting with the company to attempt negotiations, but with no recognition agreement for station cleaners (only in fleet depots), prospects are limited. However, Tubeworker HQ has it on good authority that RMT plans a noisy demo outside Interserve's offices in the near future to let the company know what it thinks of their planned cuts...
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