All LTRC Newsletters and regular bulletins
Jubilee South news is produced by RMT Jubilee South branch activist. Please download and distribute it in your workplace.
In this edition:
Ballot planned as RMT rejects Tube pay offer
CSA sacked as AM ditches right to redeployment
Workplace violence increasing
ABM boss earns £4.5m
Detrainment staff return to the W&C line
Attached is the latest newsletter for East Ham Branch. Please share
Jubilee South branch have produced a special newsletter as part of our efforts to build the ABM Tube cleaners' ballot. Cleaners are being balloted in a fundamental fight for free staff travel, decent pensions and sick pay.
In this edition:
For Pensions, Sick Pay And Free Travel
The Law and taking strike action
Free Staff Travel
Company sick pay
Decent pensions
Ballot to win justice begins
Jubilee South News is produced by branch activists and has all the latest news for branch members and workers across the tube.
In this edition:
Pay Claim Update, 6 days extra holiday, but pay rise offer could be below inflation
RMT Action sees track noise cut over night!
Workplace violence
Please download the attached document to read the newsletter and share it online with your comrades, colleagues and friends!
Please share the attached newsletter. Violence at work, CBTC, cleaners' dispute and much more
Please share the attached newsletter with your colleagues working in admin, management and non-operational roles in London Underground
Please download and share the attached advice for station staff at District East taking part in industrial action against lone-working and violence at work
Drivers on the District and H&C lines should be aware that, from Friday 27th September 2019, RMT Stations members on the East End of the District Line are starting industrial action over violence, staff assaults and lone-working.
Please see the attached circular about the industrial action on District Line East, which begins at 00.01hrs Friday 27th September 2019
You will all be aware that there has been a massive increase in the incidence of anti-social behaviour and assaults on members of LUL staff in recent times. On the District East Group in particular there have been a number of violent incidents on trains and stations which have caused grave concerns for staff safety, particularly for those lone-working.