Jubilee South News, July 2020
Submitted by Admin on 10 July, 2020 - 02:10Jubilee South News is the monthly newsletter for workers on the jubilee line, produced by Jubilee South branch activists.
In this edition:

For the latest on our fight against job cuts on London Underground go to our campaign Every Job Matters .
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.
Tier 2 News is a health and safety Newsletter for stations.
In his bulletin:
- Locking and unlocking unstaffed stations
- Dealing with passengers ill on trains
Please download the attached bulletin to learn more. You can also print and distribute it on your station.
In response to the companies statement from TfL’s Head of Occupational Health that stated “where people need to work closely to each other (within two meters) they can continue” we implore you to not take unnecessary risks.
Please do not interpret this in such a way that leads you to think this is ‘business as usual’. It is NOT ‘business as usual’ and there are multiple ways to change how we do things SAFELY without putting each other at risk.
27th of March 2020
- Please download the attached poster and display it in your station.
In a recent incident at Dagenham Heathway, a customer smashed the SCP window with a bike lock. This is one of many reports we have received of physical and verbal
assaults on staff directly relating to the oyster card
deposit being withdrawn.
What this means in simple terms is, people who have purchased an oyster card on or after the 23rd February can no longer get their fiver back as it is now a non-
refundable charge.
Tier 2 Health & Safety News is the newsletter for station staff. This edition focuses in Covid19.
Please download the attached campaign leaflet. You could also print it out and distribute it in your workplace.
Dear all,
We are planning a strategy to improve attendance and engagement with the Stations and Revenue Grades committee, as this can potentially be a powerful organising tool for stations and revenue staff. With the revenue inspectors under attack, major concerns over a two tier workforce in stations and revenue, increased attacks on staff and a dramatic rise in incidences of unstaffed stations, our grades are under attack on many fronts.