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Palace Away 5th May Tube Strikes


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Possible issues for travelling fans

 

 

Tube staff plan five days of strikes

 

The Tube strike in February caused widespread disruption

 

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London Underground workers are to take five days of strike action over Tube ticket office closures, the RMT Union has announced.

 

The row is about the closure of all 260 Tube ticket offices and 960 job cuts.

 

Members will walk out from 21:00 BST on 28 April for two days and again from the same time on 5 May for three days.

 

Widespread disruption was caused in February when Tube workers took strike action for one day. A second day was postponed so talks could take place.

 

At the time, the unions, RMT and TSSA, said London Underground had agreed to hold two months of talks, which would include a station-by-station review of the ticket office closures.

 

The latest Tube strike was announced on the same day as TSSA Union members voted to take strike action in a row over cuts to final salary pensions and a wage freeze.

 

The union said 1,000 staff had backed the action 3-1, with the turnout among staff being 47%.

 

Transport for London said disputes were solved by talking and not via strikes.

 

 

 

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