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Action Against Assaults campaign RMT public transport members like you and your colleagues are facing unacceptable levels of violence and abuse at work. That’s why RMT launched its Action Against Assaults campaign – to tackle violence and abuse on public transport and demand employers take action...

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RMT condemns antisemitic attack in Golders Green

Wednesday, 29th April

Transport union RMT today condemned the stabbing of two people in Golders Green and urged maximum unity against antisemitism in the UK.

RMT calls for cleaners to be brought in-house on Southeastern

Wednesday, 29th April

Rail union RMT, has called for an end to outsourcing on Southeastern services, demanding that cleaners employed by private contractor Churchill be brought back in-house under public ownership.

Action Against Assaults national campaign day on Tuesday

Monday, 27th April

Transport workers from across rail, bus and the ferry sector will take part in a day of action against assaults across the country on Tuesday.

RMT accuse TfL of U-turn in negotiations ahead of tube strike

Saturday, 18th April

RMT has accused TfL bosses of reneging on promises to negotiate in good faith, making tube driver strike action next week inevitable.

RMT slams Network Rail maintenance cuts as Manchester rail chaos continues

Friday, 17th April

Rail union RMT has condemned Network Rail’s “Modernising Maintenance” programme after major disruption at Manchester Piccadilly forced the issuing of a “do not travel” instruction, leaving many passengers stranded.

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