Meetings and events

RMT National Black & Ethnic Members’ Advisory Committee T-shirts for 2020 Conference

Submitted by Admin on 17 February, 2020 - 19:02

RMT National Black & Ethnic Members’ Advisory Committee have specially commissioned logo’d T-shirts to be allocated to delegates at their 2020 conference taking place at Liverpool’s Hilton city centre 24 & 25 March.

To order your t-shirt, please email the Black & Ethnic Members’ Chair Glen Hart glenharttusc@gmail.com with your name, branch and t-shirt size.

Get details on the conference here

Solidarity.

Change of date: LUL Pay dispute mass meeting

To all LUL Level 1 Representatives (including former Tube Lines)

RATES OF PAY AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE – LONDON UNDERGROUND LIMITED

Please be advised that RMT has called a mass meeting of LUL Representatives to report and receive feedback on developments concerning the 2019 claim for improvements to rates of pay and conditions of service and management’s proposed four–year deal. Myself and your National Executive Committee Representative, Jared Wood, will be in attendance.

Stations and Revenue Grades Committee Annual General Meeting

Submitted by Admin on 11 February, 2020 - 20:53

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.

Report: TfL Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Forum, 29 January 2020

Submitted by Janine on 3 February, 2020 - 10:47

The TfL Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Trade Union Engagement Forum met on 29 January. RMT was represented by Janine Booth, Paul Greany, Jamie Parry and Daniel Randall (a last-minute stand-in for Glen Hart).

RMT tabled five issues for discussion. The other unions did not table any items, but ASLEF, TSSA and Unite did attend, and supported RMT’s demands.

1. Recognition of new name/gender

Report: Disabled Members' Advisory Committee, 27 January 2020

Submitted by Janine on 29 January, 2020 - 22:26

Twenty-five members attended the meeting, including several new members elected recently. All were welcomed and introduced themselves.

Demo in support of Tube and Overground cleaners

Dear colleagues,

REMINDER: Demonstration in support of London Underground and Overground cleaners - 29 January, 1-2pm, opposite Old Palace Yard, Houses of Parliament SW1A 2BE

Trains Grades Meeting

Train Grades is a monthly meeting for RMT London Underground driver activists. At the meeting Trains Functional Council (grade wide industrial), Tier 2 (grade wide health and safety) and local representatives give updates on current issues and answer questions. Local reps and activists also give reports, ask questions, get updates and become further involved in organising campaigns and activities.

Join the Trade Union Bloc on the 14 February Climate Strike

RMT London Transport Regional Council has voted at previous regional councils to support youth climate strikes. We’re therefore proud to cosponsor and promote this bloc on the 14 February climate strike, called by the PCS union branch at the Department for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy (BEIS).

Neasden Branch Meeting Dates

Submitted by jubileesc on 14 January, 2020 - 09:55

Attached is a copy of the Neasden Branch meeting dates for 2020. The first meeting is scheduled for Wednesday 15th January. Please make every effort to attend.

Staff Our Stations: reps campaigning meeting

REMINDER - Staff our Stations - Reps Campaigning Meeting - Thursday 16th January

Dear colleague,

As part of the Staff Our Stations campaign, the NEC has instructed me to arrange a high profile meeting of station staff reps including Tier 2 and Health and Safety reps and branches that represent station staff.

Violence and assaults against rail workers and members is soaring. Despite this, station staffing is under increasing attack from the private train companies which are attempting to close ticket offices and cut hours and staffing at stations.