DEFEND GLEN HART

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RMT member, activist and LU Station Supervisor Glen Hart is being subjected to some of the worse bullying and harassment by London Underground Management ever seen!

Glen 20 years without blemish on LU has been suspended from work with his job threatened for the last 15 months; with Management inventing one story after another to find a way to do him in

'Next Steps' RMT Tube dispute meeting

'The Next Steps' report back meeting with Regional Organiser John Leach and General Grades Committee rep John Reid

dispute resolution

Rates of pay and conditions of service 2015, Night Tube and Fit for the Future: Trains –Every Job Matters.

The above meeting will be taking place next week starting at 10.00 hours. Please note that release arrangements have not been agreed with LUL on this occasion, but you are nevertheless asked to make every effort to attend if you can.

Full details of the meeting now follow: 

Fare dodging rockets as Revenue Inspectors are cut by more than a third

In the wake of figures released yesterday by the Labour Group on the GLA showing that fare evasion on London Underground has rocketed by over 200%, tube union RMT revealed today that, as well as closing ticket offices, LU has reduced revenue inspectors by more than a third with more cuts to come.

New SFC News: Don't Sign New Contracts and LU make New Demands for Martini Framework

LU has threatened to impose Fit for the Future by demanding all station staff sign new employment contracts. Regional Organiser, John Leach has issued clear advce not to sign anynew contract. The only exception to this is for fixed term members offered a new permanent contract.

The company has also tabled new demands that management be able to change any duty with 24 hours notice. RMT will not accept ths. Council of Executives member John Ried has made clear that strike action will be called if LU try to impose a framework, rosters or contracts.

Defend Glen Hart - demo at Clapham Common Station 9/12/15 at 0800

 

Defend Glen Hart

 

Stop the victimisation of RMT rep/activist Glen Hart by London Underground

The RMT are demonstrating against the unfair victimisation of Glen Hart who has been targeted solely because he is a RMT activist and he loses a station during last years OT ban because he had no relief.

LUL have since tried to discipline Glen with unfounded and untrue allegations.

LUL found no charge at the first CDI - immediately they produced another set of equally flimsy charges.

This time Glen is accused of being " horrible" to a manager

RMT Regional Organiser demands tube job cuts plan be ditched following Leytonstone violent attack

RMT's London Transport Regional Organiser John Leach has written to London Underground to reiterate the unions demand that plans to cut hundreds of front line jobs be ditched following the recent violent attack at Leytonstone station.

Leytonstone station which was the scene of Saturdays horrific knife attack, will lose half its rush hour staff from February under proposed new rosters. The Leytonstone cuts are part of an overall package from early next year which would strip 838 front-line, uniformed station staff out of the tube system.

Tube Bosses plan to cut half of rush hour staff at Leytonstone station: scene of recent horrific attack

RMT demands moratorium on station job cuts as union reveals that Leytonstone will lose half its rush hour staff in February.

TUBE UNION RMT today demanded that London Underground halt its station job cuts programme as the union revealed that Leytonstone station, scene of Saturdays horrific knife attack, will lose half its rush hour staff from February under proposed new rosters. The Leytonstone cuts are part of an overall package from early next year which would strip 838 front-line, uniformed station staff out of the tube system.

RMT confirms new series of strikes on Docklands Light Railway

RAIL UNION RMT said today that staff across all grades on Keolis Amey Docklands Light Railway will strike on four occasions next year in a dispute over a range of serious unresolved issues that are wrecking industrial relations. The action follows a 48 hour strike on DLR last month which completely shut down the service for the duration.
 
The announcement of action comes after continuing talks have so far failed to make any serious progress. RMT members voted by 92% for action back in October.