Tube Strikes
RMT Drivers Reject Voluntary Four-Day Weeks
Half of tube drivers halt services rejecting a voluntary four-day week endorsed by rivals, exposing union splits and chronic transport unreliability amid £1bn TfL deficits.
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Tube Strikes
Half of tube drivers halt services rejecting a voluntary four-day week endorsed by rivals, exposing union splits and chronic transport unreliability amid £1bn TfL deficits.
Politics
While millions of Londoners face another week of transport chaos, tube drivers earning £71,000 are demanding shorter working weeks. The capital's entire underground network will grind to a halt for four days because 57% of RMT members voted to strike over their 35-hour week being too long.