Revealed: TfL Top Bosses Splash The Cash ... On Themselves
Submitted by Admin on 23 February, 2009 - 14:59A recent article by Andrew Gilligan in the Evening Standard reveals some interesting facts about how much TfL/LUL bosses spend on themselves.
A recent article by Andrew Gilligan in the Evening Standard reveals some interesting facts about how much TfL/LUL bosses spend on themselves.
RMT's London Transport Regional Council and Finsbury Park branch invite you to a Reception to meet and support Tamar Katz (pictured), Israeli army refuser.
Thursday 5 March, 7-9pm, the Twelve Pins pub, next to Finsbury Park station.
Tamar Katz is a 19-year-old Israeli who has refused to serve in the Israeli army. Israel requires all young men and women to serve in its army, and Tamar has served three prison sentences for her refusal. She explains:
Below you can read a question-and-answer briefing produced by London Underground management about their 'Organisational Change Process'.
RMT would like to point out that:
By Paul Jackson, Secretary, RMT LU Engineering branch
Times are hard, companies are cutting back and by and large workers are paying the price of other people's mistakes or cynical moves by companies to maximise profits. One such example was Emcor Rail, which help to maintain station infrastructure on behalf of TubeLines.
RMT, Piccadilly & District West Branch will be meeting at O’Neills pub near Earls Court from March 2009. Next meeting is 18th March.
Branch meets on 3rd Wednesday of every month at 16:00hrs.
To get to O’Neills, come out of Earls Court Station on the Earls Court Road side and turn right. O’ Neills will be the first pub you come to, a few minutes walk from the station at 326 Earls Court Road, Kensington, London, SW5 9BQ.
Steve Hedley, RMT Regional Organiser writes...
"In recent meetings with London Underground over the proposed 1,000 job cuts, it has become apparent that management is not carrying out meaningful consultation.
RMT's London Transport Regional Council and Finsbury Park branch invite you to a Reception to meet and support Tamar Katz, Israeli army refuser.
Thursday 5 March, 7-9pm, the Twelve Pins pub, next to Finsbury Park station.
Tamar Katz is a 19-year-old Israeli who has refused to serve in the Israeli army. Israel requires all young men and women to serve in its army, and Tamar has served three prison sentences for her refusal. She explains:
A Big Farewell To These Commerades As They Start Life In Retirement:
Mr A Bennett Mr J Cockrell Mr R Gold Mr N Goode
Together they have calculated a grand total of 96 year continual membership in R.M.T
A Special mention to Mr J Cockrell on 40 years of continuious R.M.T membership
As Branch Secretary and on behalf of my Branch. I would like to give you a warm welcome to our Branch
Mr A R Johnston
As Branch Secretary and on behalf of my Branch . I would like to say farewell to these members.
Mr P A Hitt Miss S L Chan
Below is the text of the 'Jobs for Life' deal. This was an agreement made in 2001 between trade unions RMT and ASLEF, and employers London Underground Ltd, the PPP infracos and their subsidiaries. It followed strike action prompted by the impending imposition of the Public-Private Partnership.
The press coined the term 'Jobs for Life deal'. As you can see, it applies to all the above-named employers, and includes a guarantee of no compulsory redundancies.
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Details of Settlement between London Underground and the Trades Unions