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Industrial Dispute LTT854 3 October 2022
Unions resume strike action but RMT welcomes ‘goodwill’ from talks with new minister Trevelyan
The three rail unions have resumed strike action following the pause to mark the Queen’s death. A solution to the dispute in the ongoing dispute over pay, job security and safety, which began in June (LTT 1 June) did not appear close as RMT began with another 24-hour strike on 1 October.
RMT general secretary Mick Lynch said: “We want a settlement to these disputes where our members and their families can get a square deal. And we will not rest until we get a satisfactory outcome.”
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