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Originally Posted by Alan Fry
If you look at it this way, since they have to be avalible more offen, they should get a bit more, Even non-RMT members are demanding more
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If they have to work more hours, then they should get overtime....end of story.
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Originally Posted by Alan Fry
As for driverless trains, you need someone on them and if they are a members of unions (even the RMT), then they can still strike and the same problems will be there
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As a higher management Londoner, I would have thought that you would have been on the DLR Alan. Go and have a ride on one and you will see that there are no staff at all. After all you are a train enthusiast, as you were a member of a train forum until you got banned recently.
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Originally Posted by Alan Fry
Sadly, what the defenders of a failed system do not relise is that they have strong unions and they are getting the decent wages and conditions that are not given to most workers
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Alan it is you who defends the communist system, that has failed in most countries worldwide.
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Originally Posted by Alan Fry
If those public sector workers had unions like the RMT, then that would not be the case
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Now you are talking complete rubbish yet again. The tube drivers can hold their employers to ransom for the olympics. But how many of them will love their union so much when they lose their jobs due to automated trains??