The 24-hour walkout by members of Aslef will severely affect timetables.
Rail passengers face fresh travel chaos on Friday because of another strike by drivers in the long-running dispute over pay, which will cripple services across the country.
Drivers will also ban overtime on Saturday, coinciding with a strike by the Rail, Maritime and Transport union in its dispute over pay, jobs and conditions. “This shows how the contempt in which the companies, and the Government, hold passengers and staff and public transport in Britain.” “The offer would increase the average driver base salary for a 4-day week without overtime from £60,000 to nearly £65,000 by the end of 2023.
“There remains fair and reasonable offers on the table for both unions, one which would bring the average train driver’s salaries up to £65,000 and one which RMT members working for Network Rail accepted months ago.
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Drivers’ strike set to cripple rail services across the countryThe 24-hour walkout by members of Aslef will severely affect timetables.
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Drivers’ strike set to cripple rail services across the countryThe 24-hour walkout by members of Aslef will severely affect timetables.
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Rail strikes: Operators warn of major disruption on last weekend of school summer holidaysMembers of the train drivers' union Aslef walk out today, with members of the RMT union set to walk out on Saturday in a dispute over pay, jobs and conditions.
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