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I do hope the reasons why the strike is on is being looked into already, and hopefully we should get back, because it is really exhausting. if we are going to strike about something, you can negotiate first and negotiate, negotiate until conclusion. if it doesnt come to anything, then strike at a time that causes the least disruption to people. so there has been public support for industrial action, but not everyone is sympathetic, and it often comes at a cost, doesnt it, katie? yes, there is a ...

Walking out for four days this week. this year, britain has faced its biggest set of rail strikes in 30 years, affecting england, scotland and wales. i do hope the reasons why the strike is on is being looked into already, and hopefully we should get back, because it is really exhausting. if we are going to strike about something, you can negotiate first and negotiate, negotiate until conclusion. if it doesnt come to anything, then strike at a time that causes the least disruption to people. so ...

Of money to pay increased salaries. i think theres a fair offer on the table. i 40,000 members of the rmt are walking out for four days this week. this year, britain has faced its biggest set of rail strikes in 30 years, affecting england, scotland and wales. i do hope the reasons why the strike is on is being looked into already, and hopefully we should get back, because it is really exhausting. if we are going to strike about something, you can negotiate first and negotiate, negotiate until co...

Currently and congress job is oversight and they need to get involved and do their job, especially when it comes to, look, i mean, theres no curiosity about how we left afghanistan. dont hear it anywhere. its forgot and in the past. we have a military recruiting crisis going on right now that has cataclysmic effects to the future of sustaining our strength but as you mentioned with the vaccines, look, god bless the rail workers and the starbucks unions. we need our workers and we need to support...

It is never spent. and its notjust the railways where travellers could struggle today. members of the public and commercial services union, including staff at passport control, begin their second day of walk—outs at six major airports and the port of new haven. the military is covering striking workers. im really sad and im disappointed about the disruption that is being caused to so many peoples lives, particularly at christmas time. when it comes to — its a difficult question of setting pu...

Looked into already, and hopefully we should get back, because it is really exhausting. if we are going to strike about something, you can negotiate first and negotiate, negotiate until conclusion. if it does;t come to anything, then strike at a time that causes the least disruption to people. so there has been public support for industrial action, but not everyone is sympathetic, and it often comes at a cost, doesnt it, katie? yes, there is a cost to the economy and also to the workers themselv...

But some of it will be lost for good, and particularly in hospitality, where you have to be in the restaurant, in the cafe, in the bar, to spend that money. and if youre not there, it is never spent. and its notjust the railways where travellers could struggle today. members of the public and commercial services union, including staff at passport control, begin their second day of walk—outs at six major airports and the port of new haven. the military is covering striking workers. im really sa...

About the disruption that is being caused to so many peoples lives, particularly at christmas time. when it comes to — its a difficult question of setting public sector pay. the government has acted fairly and reasonably in accepting all the recommendations of the public sector pay review bodies. next months strike calendar already includes more from rail workers, nurses and a rescheduled ambulance strike. as christmas arrives, the friction across the public sector continues to crackle. simon ...

Going to walk out, talk us through exactly how we got here? yes, so, this is part of a long—running dispute between the rmt union which represents rail workers and the rail companies and the government. 50. companies and the government. 50, the companies and the government. sh, the striking companies and the government. 55>, the striking rail companies and the government. 553, the striking rail workers who will be walking out from this evening, they feel that the pay offer being made to them i...

Strikes in 30 years, affecting england, scotland and wales. i do hope the reasons why the strike is on is being looked into already, and hopefully we should get back, because it is really exhausting. if we are going to strike about something, you can negotiate first and negotiate, negotiate until conclusion. if it does;t come to anything, then strike at a time that causes the least disruption to people. so there has been public support for industrial action, but not everyone is sympathetic, and ...