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Workers in the RMT union have forced concessions from First Great Western train bosses. They are to end zero hours contracts and pay a living wage to agency and contract staff working in catering and cleaning.

Northern Rail workers were coerced into cutting corners to try and cover up the impact of maintenance drivers’ industrial action, the RMT union has said.

The campaign to defend London Underground RMT rep Mark Harding is calling for support for Mark as he faces court.

Bosses and the RMT union agreed on a review of closures after last week’s strike, but Tube workers say prepare for more, reports Raymie Kiernan

Workers based at Transport for London (TfL) headquarters and Travel Information Centres were set to strike to defend their pensions on Friday of this week. The strike was due to begin at 6am and last for 24 hours. 

Coming disputes include firefighters, council workers, hospital staff and teachers, reports Charlie Kimber

London Underground (LU) workers in the RMT union struck solidly for 48 hours from Monday of this week to defend jobs, ticket offices and safety.

London Underground workers plan five days of strikes over cuts to jobs, ticket offices and safety.

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London Underground (LU) workers are set to strike for five days over cuts to jobs, services and safety. The RMT union announced a 48-hour strike from Monday 28 April followed by a 72-hour walkout from Monday 5 May.

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Northern Rail maintenance drivers in the RMT union working in Traincare depots are set to escalate strikes over a company re-grading exercise.