What is a National Executive Committee decision?
This article is an 'executive decision' which has been written by the RMT National Executive Committee. The National Executive is the union's governing body in between AGMs. Its decisions set out what the union will do on a particular issue.
These decisions can often be brief, and may be one of several passed over a period of time. To get a better understanding or find out more information about what the RMT is doing, speak to your rep or attend your branch or Regional Council meeting.
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We note the correspondence from London Underground, and also the views reported by our branch.
We therefore instruct the General Secretary to monitor the industrial relations situation at Arnos Grove depot.
We note that our representatives believe that there is a continuing breach of the SPAD policy at Arnos Grove despite assurances and an agreement at the Trains Council. We instruct the General Secretary to place in front of us a report on the further discussion on this matter due to take place at LU Trains Council on 15 January, at which point we will consider whether it is necessary to ballot our members for industrial action should management continue to breach this agreement.
We further instruct the General Secretary to obtain an update on the Directors' Appeal for Brother Seamus McCabe, and to ensure that the breach of the grievance policy is pursued at Company Council level as it affects members in all grades.
London Transport Regional Council and branches to be advised.
What is a National Executive Committee decision?
This article is an 'executive decision' which has been written by the RMT National Executive Committee. The National Executive is the union's governing body in between AGMs. Its decisions set out what the union will do on a particular issue.
These decisions can often be brief, and may be one of several passed over a period of time. To get a better understanding or find out more information about what the RMT is doing, speak to your rep or attend your branch or Regional Council meeting.
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