Welcome to TfL No.1 branch's webpage. The branch represents and organises TfL workers in TICC, Oyster and TIC, and LU Managers, Admin and Technical services. It also represents individual members in the rest of TfL. For more information please contact the branch secretary or branch chair. Please come along and get involved - you will be made very welcome! You will need to sign in to read branch meeting minutes.
The following resolution, submitted by TfL no.1 branch and seconded by Hammersmith & City branch, was passed by the October meeting of the Regional Council.
This branch recognises the importance of the fight for green jobs and the upcoming climate talks in Copenhagen.
It's good to see various trade union leaders saying they will be fighting for their members whoever is running the country, but perhaps they should start now. Most of the recent disputes in the oil refineries, occupations at Visteon etc were started by rank and file with the leaderships being forced to support the workers.
Big adverts in the Morning Star stating how many members you have and pleading for the government not to cut public services and please be progressive do nothing. Fighting back does.
It was great to see the Morning Star headline Stunning victory for Tube workers (August 19), but, as your editorial made clear, this victory only concerns the workforce covered by the RMT who were willing to fight for their terms and conditions.
Other trade unions who have sat back are now left out of this agreement.
The same scenario is taking place in the TfL side of the dispute, but unfortunately also concerns the members of the RMT in this area.
Venue: Upstairs bar, Old Star pub, opposite St. James' Park tube station.
Poster attached.
Venue: Upstairs bar, Old Star pub, opposite St. James' Park tube station.
Poster attached.
Venue: Upstairs bar, Old Star pub, opposite St. James' Park tube station.
Poster attached.
Venue: Upstairs bar, Old Star pub, opposite St. James' Park tube station.
Poster attached.
Venue: Upstairs bar, Old Star pub, opposite St. James' Park tube station.
Poster attached.
On Thursday 23rd July Brother Andy Melvin passed away from bronchopneumonia in Whipps Cross Hospital.
Andy was a fantastic guy, ready to help everyone and anyone. He was a long serving member of the RMT and an activist from day one.
Andy started out on the buses before joining TfL and becoming a Supervisor in the Liverpool Street Travel Information Centre.
An RMT member writes ...
MATS, if you are a M, SM, Technical or AD grade then the OCR is coming for you. LU Employee Relations have just ripped up the protection you thought you had under annexe H of the PPP contract and you are now eligible for Compulsory Redundancy.
Whether you are an Engineer, Document controller, CAD Draftsperson, Accountant, Quantity Surveyor, Project Manager, Architect, Site Surveyor, Buyer, Technical Writer, Planner or PA you are expendable as you are, in Gerry Duffy's words, "just back-room staff".