RMT’s Mick Lynch insists rail strikes ‘have been a hit’ regardless of lack of pay deal after nearly a yr
The boss of Britain's greatest rail employees union has insisted strikes have been a "success" - regardless of no pay deal being agreed but after nearly a yr of business motion.Mick Lynch, basic secretary of the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union, stated the rail strikes - which started in June 2022 - had managed to forestall bosses from pushing by way of redundancies and controversial reforms akin to mass ticket workplace closures.
He additionally claimed an additional success was the inspiration his union had offered to employees in different sectors.Mr Lynch was talking amid widespread disruption on Friday after round 20,000 employees, together with guards and rail managers at 14 companies, walked out as soon as once more over pay and circumstances.Read extra:Train s...