AUTUMN 2018 – LEGAL UPDATE 1. Another attack on workers’ rights – small claims The Government is pressing ahead with its plans to attack the rights of workers who are injured at work through no fault of their own. The Civil Liability Bill is expected to complete its passage through Parliament. The government say …
SUPPORT FOR DEAF MEMBERS RMT welcomes calls from deaf members via text relay. It is no longer necessary to have a textphone to use this service – the member just needs to download the NGT (Next Generation Text) app to a smartphone or other device such as a tablet. Captions are created by a …
BTUC YOUNG MEMBERS’ CONFERENCE 2019 The BTUC Young Members’ Conference will take place in March 2019 dates to be confirmed. The Union will be invited to send four delegates to the event and, one of the delegates will be the winner of the 2018 John Cogger Award for Young Members. Members who will …
JOHN COGGER AWARD FOR YOUNG MEMBERS 2019 Nominations are invited for the 2019 RMT John Cogger Award for Young Members. The winner of the Award also becomes the Union’s nominee for the BTUC Award for Young Members; is automatically nominated for the BTUC Young Members’ Conference and various other activities in which the RMT …
Jean Cockerill Human Resources Director London Underground Ltd Palestra 7th Floor, 197 Blackfriars Road London SE1 8NJ 16th November 2018 Dear Jean TRANSPLANT TRANSFORMATION I was some what surprised to come in possession of papers relating to meetings held on 6th and 11th Novembers which purport to be minutes of …
Amigos, Our event in the Acton Town LT Museum is this Thursday afternoon. It’s looking good, with working and retired RMT members coming from as far as Bournemouth and the Forest of Dean. It’s an RMT event but feel free to invite a friend There’s a Regional Council rally and social afterwards …
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RMT racks up another important victory in campaign to halt London Overground ticket office closures RAIL UNION RMT today racked up another important victory in the campaign to halt the London Overground ticket office closure programme but warned that the battle is far from over. At a packed London Travelwatch board meeting today the …