Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Which agreements are they reneging on?
Eurostar have changed the rosters without consultation. It's fairly easy to Google or watch the news on tv.
Which agreements are they reneging on?
It's fairly easy to Google or watch the news on tv.
mostly a) imo, on behalf of the current Government.according to RMT, 200 jobs at risk and unspecified safety and working conditions will change. RMT or other unions are rarely forthcoming in the detail of the dispute, for that matter neither are the employers. but the question was what has changed to bring about so many disputes, either a) there is coordinated efforts by multiple company's to upset their staff and unions or b) the RMT has decided to increase its responce to ongoing issues.
Eurostar have changed the rosters without consultation. It's fairly easy to Google or watch the news on tv.
HAVE A WORD WITH YOUR BOSSUnlike the employers who want it back to the 1870's
I wish I had a union like the RMT.
Any notion of sensible discussions with the RMT must have finally gone by now. They have now announced yet more strike action on the Virgin East Coast franchise.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-37058849
Mick Cash even using the term 'scab' labour! Last night they were even unable to explain what they actually wanted from Eurostar, just quoting work/life balance. A bunch of cxxts who really think their opportunity has come with Corbyn and Momentum.