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LOCKDOWN 2.0: RMT DEMANDS IMPROVED WORKPLACE SAFETY, JOB SECURITY AND PROTECTED PENSION ARRANGEMENTS.
LONDON UNDERGROUND UNION RMT today condemned LUL plans to completely eliminate the option of using cash to purchase tickets.
The plans are an assault on the thousands of customers who only use cash, often because their financial situation means they have no access to a bank account or a contactless payment method. It will also inevitably lead to confrontations on the gateline with front line staff and revenue control inspectors.
Crucially, it will cost the company significant amounts of money, at a time where every pound is precious with lower numbers travelling.
TUBE UNION RMT has demanded action from tube bosses over rising levels of violent assaults after another horrific incident at Warren Street Station on Friday afternoon.
The incident, which included severe levels of physical violence and the suspect forcing his way into the control room and continuing his assault, is the latest in a line of similar violent acts against tube workers .
The latest newsletter from the RMT Stations' Functional Council focuses on the Tory threat to make cuts on the Tube and privatise it.
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Jubilee South News is the monthly newsletter for workers on the jubilee line, produced by Jubilee South branch activists.
In this edition:
Today, in a presentation to the International Association of Public Transport (UITP) TfL Director of Public Transport Service Planning,
Geof Hobbs stated that with full social distancing measures of 2 metres, LUL would only be able to run at 13% of normal capacity. He hinted strongly that a reduction would ease the problem. Chief Operating Ofcer of MTA New York, Mario Peloquin also made similar
comments. With both New York and London hinting that a reduction in distance is required, we believe P.H.E is likely to change its guidance.
RMT pressure, at both workplace and Functional level, has resulted in an agreement that all areas must implement local arrangements to revise staff deployment and shift allocation on the basis of emergency BNSs and the reduced service.