The date of this picket has not yet been decided. Junior doctors have also announced they will stage a 72-hour walk out in March over pay and working conditions. 'Therefore, our members will now take sustained and targeted industrial action over the next few months.' RMT general secretary Mick Lynch said: 'Rail employers are not being given a fresh mandate by the government to offer our members a new deal on pay, conditions and job security. The Rail, Maritime and Transport union said their industrial action will start on March 16 after 'employers refused to put any new offers on the table'.
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Rail workers will stage another series of nationwide strikes next month in a long-running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions. This action was followed in the new year by mass protest on February 1, dubbed Walkout Wednesday, which saw 500,000 workers including teachers, lecturers, civil servants, train workers, bus drivers, Border Force agents and security guards all down their tools in the biggest day of industrial action in a decade.ĭVLA staff in Swansea and Birmingham are striking What's to come? The pickets are just the latest in a series of protests that have dogged Britain in recent months since the '12 strikes of Christmas' - which saw rail workers, staff, nurses, ambulance staff, teachers, security guards handling cash, cleaners, porters, driving examiners, airport workers, rural payments officers and civil servants all strike off. March looks set to be dominated by protests too- with a host of strike action planned across the public and private sector ranging from Tube staff to Amazon workers. The demonstrations come after a week which has seen ambulance staff in Northern Ireland and airport workers also strike off for better deals. Civil servants in Swansea, Birmingham and Liverpool will continue their strikes today over their working conditions and wages against inflation as the UK continues to reel from strike action.
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