Leaflets, posters, newsletters and other materials for use in RMT's industrial disputes
You can use these materials either as posters on noticeboards or to hand out to individual staff. Please download, print and get them out as widely as possible!
Click on the attachment to download the latest branch newsletter.
22p. That's what London Underground's pay offer is worth to a Customer Services Assistant in year 2. The new issue of 'RMT London Calling' newsletter spells out the details of how miserly LUL's and TfL's pay offers are, and how poorly they compare to rises enjoyed by company directors and even by other workers.
There are also reports from Docklands Light Railway, the Woolwich ferry, the Victoria line 'five-rounders' dispute, and Boris Johnson's latest broken promise - on snow day pay.
Click '1 attachment' / file name to download it. Please print and distribute around London Transport workplaces.
The new issue of our 'RMT Platform' newsletter itemises London Underground management's attacks on stations jobs, and reveals statistics that show just how mean LUL's pay offer really is. You can read all issues of 'RMT Platform' here.
It tells staff your rights regarding cancellation of overtime, and taking grievances against managers.
'RMT Platform' also reports on:
The attached two posters show clearly how the pay offers from London Underground and Transport for London - of a measly 1.5% this year (with an even more measly 0.5% in following years) - will not cover the real rising cost of living. In other words, it is a pay cut.
Below is a list of 2009 pay awards for train drivers. This information certainly puts LUL's measly 1.5% - and even worse, 0.5% next year - into perspective!
A notice giving this information is attached - please download and circulate to all drivers.
Catch up with whats happening in the region, regarding pay, pensions and jobs.. items that affect everyone including our members in the Neasden Branch.
Venue: Somers Town Community Centre, Ossulston Street, London NW1
For details of the agenda and resolutions for the Regional Council meeting, please click here.
As usual, all members are welcome to attend the Regional Council meeting. This time, we will have an extended discussion about the current LUL/TfL dispute, so urge members to make a particular effort to come along.
Click '1 attachment' / file name to download a leaflet advertising the meeting.
Click '1 attachment' / file name to download the new issue of 'RMT London Calling', which goes through the issues behind RMT's current dispute with London Underground and Transport for London.
The union will be mailing this to every member in our region, so if you would like to come and help us stuff them into envelopes over the next few days, please contact Steve on 07545-530526 to volunteer your services!
Click '1 attachment' / file name to download this as an A4 poster
First they came for the admin staff, and I did not take action because I am not admin staff
Then they came for the engineers, and I did not take action because I am not an engineer
Then they came for the station staff, and I did not take action because I do not work on stations
Then they came for service control, and I did not take action because I do not work in service control
Then they came for the revenue staff, and I did not take action because I am not an RCI