After long talks with Transport for London (TfL) yesterday, the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) decided to go ahead with the two June strikes they’d previously proposed.
These dates – 02 and 04 June – had been provisionally set after the RMT called off May dates at the “11th hour”, and cancelled their former set June dates (16 and 18) too.
But there are some differences between how these strikes will run compared to how the April ones went down, as well as how the abandoned May and June dates were meant to happen.
These June strikes run from midnight to midnight
The first strikes in April, as well as those originally planned for May and June, Read Entire Article
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