Pension Consultative Committee elections: vote Peter Woods and Hari Srikandarajah
Submitted by Admin on 5 September, 2018 - 14:38IMPORTANT INFORMATION: TfL PENSIONS CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE (PCC) ELECTIONS SECTION THREE (LUL EMPLOYEES)
Defending and extending your pension rights
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: TfL PENSIONS CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE (PCC) ELECTIONS SECTION THREE (LUL EMPLOYEES)
That we note the endorsement from our London Transport Regional Council of Sister Jamie Parry for the pending election to the TfL Pension Consultative Committee
Section 2.
This NEC endorses Sister Parry, and instructs the General Secretary to inform all RMT members eligible to vote in the Section 2 election for the TfL Pension Consultative Committee, and render Sister Parry, TfL No 1 Branch and the London Transport Regional Council every reasonable assistance in this important election.
Members to be advised by email and text.
12/06/18
We note the resolution from our Hammersmith & City Branch; and endorse candidates Bro.Woods and Bro.Srikandarajah for the upcoming TfL Pension Consultative Committee elections.
Members to be advised by email and text.
All London Transport Branches and the London Transport Regional Council to be advised.
RATES OF PAY & CONDITIONS OF SERVICE 2019 - LONDON UNDERGROUND (LUL/0001)
The anniversary date for the London Underground pay review is 1st April 2019 and the following two resolutions have been received from the London Transport Regional Council:-
TfL Pensions Fund Elections
Elections for the pensions Consultative committee
It’s that time again when there are elections for staff representatives to sit on the pensions committee to keep an eye on our money.
The voting paperwork is now out and the main thing is we need to get the right people on there with the experience and knowledge to look after our money in the proper way, and to keep an eye on what LUL and the government are trying to do with our fund.
Your reps met again with the company on Wednesday (23/11/16), where we finally were given answers to some of the many questions we raised at the start of October. The discussions centred around the impact on our members, particulary the issues of pay, pensions and severence.
The RMT have achieved a significant victory in the Tube Lines Pay, Pensions and Night Tube disputes. A good pay deal has been secured, as well as pension parity for all Tube Lines members. This long running dispute has been won because of the hard work of RMT activists and representatives.
The letter below from General Secretary Mick Cash outlines the dispute, and the full deal is attached.
In Solidarity,
John Leach
London Transport Regional Organiser
Letter from General Secretary
Over 85% voted for strike action with an even larger majority for action short of a strike.
I refer to my previous Circular NP/076/14, 11th April 2014, the RMT has been informed that the suspension of transfers-in from external pension sources has now ended. This will mean that from 1st April 2016 members of the TfL Pension Fund who have deferred (frozen) pension benefits are now able to consider transferring them into the TfL Pension Fund to buy extra pension benefits.
While the decision to transfer rests entirely with the individual member this is good news that members will again have this option.
RATES OF PAY & CONDITIONS OF SERVICE, NIGHT RUNNING AND PENSIONS – TUBE LINES AP JNP (LUL/0001/TL)