News, reports and information for RMT members on Tube Lines
Details on the Pensions & Passes dispute can be found here.
This is a briefing that I wrote in 2001, looking at the companies that made up TubeLines when it won the contract for the Jubilee, Northern and Piccadilly Infraco ...
TubeLines is a consortium consisting of the following companies ...
Amey
The highest-paid director’s earnings:
TfL’s Transport Commissioner Peter Hendy’s salary: £320,000 + up to 50% bonus (2006)
Tube Lines: 15 Directors, average salary £660,000+ (2007)
The following is a report of the organisational conference on 29 August requested by branches and facilitated by the Region.
The day began with a general assessment of some recent disputes, including those involving TfL, Metronet, Tubelines, and the fight against Casualisation within LUL, with a view to establishing what the union did well and where it did badly.
Positives
Now we must co-ordinate the action Come to the meeting: 19 August, 6.30pm Friends House, Euston Road, opposite Euston station Speakers: Bob Crow, and reps from all the disputes
By Steve Hedley, RMT London Transport Regional Council Secretary
Massive congratulations are in order for the RMT members who have organised effective strike action recently.