Tube cleaners bring protest to City Hall
Submitted by Admin on 16 October, 2017 - 14:17RMT Tube cleaners demonstrated outside City Hall this to protest against poor pay and conditions as a result of outsourcing.
Campaigning for better pay
RMT Tube cleaners demonstrated outside City Hall this to protest against poor pay and conditions as a result of outsourcing.
We note the report from our Lead Officer and the disappointing and unacceptable behaviour of the company.
We refer the matter to our Southern Sub Committee while we seek the views of the reps and for further prompt examination and report.
Relevant Branches and the London Transport Regional Council to be advised.
RATES OF PAY & CONDITIONS OF SERVICE 2017 - SERCO LONDON CYCLE HIRE SCHEME (TfL/0001/SLCHS)
Further to my previous Circular (IR/385/17, 1st September 2017), the referendum has concluded with members voting as follows:-
Question: Are you prepared to accept the Company's offer?
RATES OF PAY AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE 2017 – SERCO LONDON CYCLE HIRE SCHEME
We congratulate the Lead Officer, Reps and Camden 3 Branch for securing an improved pay offer from the company to the backdrop of a major reorganisation.
The following offer has been tabled by the company:
An increase of 2.5%, effective 1st April 2017 and a commitment to enter into talks in October 2017 on reducing the working week from 40 to 35 hours without loss of pay.
RATES OF PAY AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE 2017 – TRANSPORT FOR LONDON (LUL/0001/TFL)
In line with union policy, a pay claim for an increase in pay and improved terms and conditions was submitted to the company. The Regional Organiser has met with them and the following offer has been tabled:-
We note the report from our Lead Officer and reject the derisory offer from the company which too is offered under the ‘Pay for Performance’ arrangements which are not agreed to by this union.
We also note the resolve of our TfL No.1 Branch and Reps in their steadfast position in these pay negotiations on behalf of our Members.
We instruct the General Secretary to write to the company requesting that they provide full responses to the 12 demands put to them formally by our Lead Officer during the negotiations process.
Members to be advised by email and text.
RATES OF PAY AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE 2017 – CUBIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
The NEC has considered a report from the lead officer outlining a 2.75% no-strings pay offer for our members working for Cubic Transportation. Having considered the views of our affected members via their reps this proposal has now been accepted by the NEC. I have informed the company of our acceptance of their proposals.
RATES OF PAY & CONDITIONS OF SERVICE 2017 – BOMBARDIER (LUL VLU & SSR) (LUL/0001/B(V&S))
In line with union policy, a pay claim for an increase in pay and improved terms and conditions was submitted to the company. The Regional Organiser has met with them and the following offer has been tabled:-
RATES OF PAY AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE 2017 – BALFOUR BEATTY (LUL CONTRACT)
We note the report from our Lead Officer and the graduated pay offer from the company which provides our lowest paid members with a 5.6% pay rise.
We also note that our representatives recommend acceptance of the offer.
We therefore instruct the General Secretary to advise the company of our acceptance of the offer.
Members to be informed by personal letter and email. LU Engineering Branch and the London Transport Regional Council to be advised.
LONG SERVICE AWARDS AND RETIREMENT – TRANSPORT FOR LONDON (TFL/18/1)
In 2013, TfL cut the award from 25 years’ service from £350 to £250 and increased the award for 40 years’ service from £600 to £700 (Circular No. IR/454/13, 1st August 2013).