Six days of all-grades strikes, and another day by station grades, has pushed back attempts by the Labour London mayor Sadiq Khan and the Tory government to attack pensions on London Underground.
Unite members at the homelessness charity St Mungo’s started a month-long strike from 30 May with Socialist Party members visiting picket lines across London, as well as in Bristol, Oxford and Brighton.
The richest local authority area in Europe was rocked by a workforce-wide pay strike on 25 May. Members of general unions GMB and Unite are demanding a rise of 15% or £5,000, whichever is greater.
RMT members on London Underground have voted again to renew our strike mandate in defence of jobs, pensions and agreements. 96% voted to strike on a turnout of 56%. Over 50% of all eligible voters were in favour of strike action.
by Socialist Party members in the RMT on London Underground Transport for London (TfL) and the government published their responses to TfL’s pension review at […]
by Callum Joyce, Southern and South East Socialist Party On 31 March, security guards at Heathrow, members of Unite, began a ten-day strike after a […]
by an RMT tube driver I am a worker on the railway who drives a train in London. I work in the east end of […]
by Unite members in le/1111 housing workers branch Hestia’s striking housing support workers, together with Hounslow parking attendants, held a loud and enthusiastic lobby outside […]
by Louise Cuffaro, NEU NEC member (personal capacity) The mood after our resounding ballot result was determined and expectant. But after many years of no […]
by Unite member in London Unite the Union members working as bus drivers at Abellio in London have won a major victory following strike action […]
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