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Government-owned train operator LNER showing signs it would impose minimum service levels leads to a fivefold increase in strikes.
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Train drivers' union Aslef announces strike dates and overtime ban at 16 train operating companies in January and February 2024.
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Train drivers are to stage another strike in December in their long-running pay dispute with train operators.
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The RMT union has announced a week of "rolling strikes" later in July in a dispute over pay, pensions and working conditions.
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Rail commuters should expect disruption for six days this week, as train drivers who are members of the Aslef union stage an overtime ban.
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London office workers
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The RMT has said plans for a rail strike in March and April have been called off as it enters fresh talks with the Rail Delivery Group.
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Govia Thameslink will trial cheaper Monday and Friday fares on Southern services as it attempts to boost post-pandemic commuting numbers.
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RMT rejects pay offers made by Network Rail and the train operating companies after consulting with its members.
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Train drivers are to strike on 1 and 3 February after their union rejected a renewed pay offer.
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Widespread train strikes continue this week, potentially pushing back the return to work after the festive break for some employees.
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Stephen Simpson provides answer to employers' questions as rail strikes and airport staff shortages cause travel disruption for employees.
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Employers need to know when is the next train strike, whether it will affect their workers, and what the impact the industrial action is likely to have on train services.
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Personal safety fears: the missing link in your wellbeing strategy? (webinar)
by Rob Mossby Rob MossON-DEMAND | Webinar examining what organisations are doing to help their staff's personal safety.