Train managers begin action to get Eurostar back to negotiating

TSSA members employed by Eurostar as train managers have begun industrial action aimed at stopping the self despatch of Eurostar services from Paris.
Tube staff strike to defend jobs and safety

London Underground's two biggest unions will begin a rolling series of strikes on September 6 against plans to axe 800 station and other staff and close ticket offices. TSSA and RMT members voted...
Compensation culture a myth say lawyers
Lord Young, tasked with reviewing the country's health and safety laws, has said that Britain's 'compensation culture' fuels unemployment.
TSSA declines participation in NR sleaze internal inquiry
The TSSA has rejected a call from the Transport Secretary Philip Hammond to co-operate with an internal inquiry into Private Eye's allegations of sleaze at Network Rail and is instead pressing for...
Is Coucher appointment within rules, asks Doherty

TSSA leader Gerry Doherty called for an urgent inquiry into the appointment by Network Rail's Iain Coucher of his brother Tim as project director for the new £30 million Network Rail headquarters...
Cortés seeks talks to avoid Eurostar bank holiday action

As a ballot of 80 Eurostar train managers for action short of strike got underway, TSSA deputy general secretary Manuel Cortés called for fresh talks with management to avoid disruption on August...
Network Rail bosses seek to gag Coucher questioners

TSSA leader Gerry Doherty has accused Network Rail bosses of mounting a cover up over Private Eye’s investigations into the lavish pay and perks of outgoing multi millionaire chief executive Iain...
Hendy says booking clerks have time to read a "lot of good novels"

London Transport boss Peter Hendy sparked a "lazybones" row by saying that too many tube booking clerks spend too much time reading good novels rather than serving the travelling public.
Honour fares pledges, Doherty tells Clegg

TSSA leader Gerry Doherty has challenged deputy PM leader Nick Clegg not to betray millions of rail passengers by agreeing to 6 per cent fare increases from January.
Euston fire exposes cuts' safety consequences

The potential consequences of rail staffing cuts proposed by London mayor Boris Johnson have been highlighted by a fire at Euston station which has similarities to the 1987 Kings Cross disaster....
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