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  • Network Rail deems agency workers’ proposal will have ‘limited if no effect’ on strikes short term

    July 13, 2022

    Network Rail has deemed that the government’s proposal to replace striking staff with agency workers will have “limited if no effect in the short term.” “I think we’ve been clear that [changing the legislation] is likely to have limited if no effect in the short-term and it’s likely to have a limited effect in the [...]

  • RMT weighs up new deal after summer strike action

    July 12, 2022

    RMT is mulling over a new offer which could finally bring to an end a bitter dispute with Network Rail over staff pay and working conditions.

  • Plan to replace striking workers with agency staff branded ‘unethical and morally reprehensible’ by RMT

    July 12, 2022

    The RMT trade union has condemned plans backed by MPs which would allow striking workers to be replaced with agency staff.  The measure was voted in Commons on Monday night by a majority of 87 votes, 289 to 202, with the union’s general secretary Mick Lynch calling it “unethical and morally reprehensible”. According to the [...]

  • Railway ticket office and platform staff vote to back strike action at Southeastern and Network Rail

    July 11, 2022

    Ticket office and railway platform staff working for Southeastern and Network Rail have voted in favour of industrial action, in ballots by the TSSA union. According to the union, which announced the ballot’s result today, 73.9 per cent of Southeastern members balloted voted in favour of walking out while 85.1 per cent said yes to [...]

  • Train drivers at eight railway firms vote in favour of industrial action

    July 11, 2022

    Train drivers will join the wave of industrial action that has brought the country to a standstill as members of the union Aslef at eight operators have voted in favour of industrial action. No dates have been announced yet, but if it were to go ahead, the industrial action will hit services on Chiltern, GWR, LNER, [...]

  • Govia Thameslink workers vote in favour of strike

    July 7, 2022

    Around 2,000 members of the union RMT working at Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) have voted in favour of walking out. GTR workers were originally balloted as part of the RMT’s national dispute against Network Rail and other 13 operators. But despite voting yes, GTR members did not reach the legal threshold to participate in the [...]

  • Union members at CrossCountry and East Midlands Railway vote in favour of industrial action

    July 5, 2022

    Around 300 members of the Union TSSA working at CrossCountry and East Midlands Railway have voted in favour of industrial action over salaries. According to the union, which revealed the ballots’ results today, workers at both operators said they were prepared to both walk out and to take industrial action short of strike. This means [...]

  • Businesses warn of strikes’ impact on London ahead of train drivers’ historic ballot

    July 5, 2022

    Businesses have warned of the impact of strikes on the capital’s economy ahead of Monday’s national ballot called by train driver union Aslef.  “At a time when London businesses are facing several crises, including increasing costs, rising inflation and adapting to hybrid working, it’s important that government and rail unions work together to find a [...]

  • First national rail strike since 1995 looms as union ballots members at 10 different train firms

    July 5, 2022

    The country will be brought to an unprecedented standstill if train drivers vote for their first national strike since 1995. Aslef union members are to be balloted over industrial action at 10 different train firms across the country. It was also reported there was similar action proposed by the TSSA union, which represents station and [...]

  • Travel disruption looms over as Avanti West Coast workers vote to strike

    June 29, 2022

    Travel disruption continues to loom over the UK as hundreds of members of the TSSA union working for Avanti West Coast have voted in favour of walking out. The union announced today the results of the ballot– which was called on 10 June over pay, conditions and job security as the cost-of-living crisis continues to [...]

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