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Saturday. it means a disrupted travel plans for many people, including those heading to big events, like saturdays fa cup final or days out over half term. the drivers union, aslef, has already rejected a a% pay rise for two years in a row dependent on big changes to ways of working is unacceptable. it says drivers are being asked to give up working conditions for a wage increase that is far below inflation, and its leader has warned industrial action could escalate. , , ., escalate. our members...

Are due to walk out on friday. and then drivers have another strike on saturday. it means disrupted travel plans for many people — including those heading to big events, like saturdays fa cup final, or days out over half—term. the drivers union, aslef, has already rejected a 4% pay rise for two years in a row — dependent on big changes to ways of working — as unacceptable. it says drivers are being asked to give up working conditions for a wage increase thats far below inflation, and its...

And has canceled student debt. a promise they made to young people with young people turned out in record numbers of 2020. there is so much more we need to get done. there is clearly only one candidate. joe biden thats listening in this race and responding to the needs of young people. >> you also recently wrote christina, with 70 million eligible voters, gen z and millennials are the largest, most diverse and progressive generational voting bloc in our nations history. its no secret that there ...

Immediately followed by threat of impeachments is a sign of a healthy democracy in wisconsin >> no, and what though i a hopeful of, oh i want to point out is that on tuesday wisconsinites said enough with the attack on democracy. we saw this in a few different ways, we saw record-breaking turnouts with young people and women in wisconsin, and across our entire state they couldnt gerrymander statewide supreme cour election, so one voice, and on we counted the other thing is tha wisconsinites said...

As you say, on massive turnouts. so, the support for the dispute is there, and the lack of movement from the companies is obvious. were virtually in the same position as we were at the start of the dispute — and in fact, with the train operators, it took them seven months to even make an offer. and thats all about the political situation in the country, and them wanting to attack trade unions, and my union in particular, because of its reputation. so, youre pretty confident your membership is ...

Already, the strikes that youve called have cost your members a lot money, maybe £1,500, £2,000 each. the support for the strikes is still pretty solid, but it is nowhere near as high as it was at the beginning, its ebbing away — how long can this be sustained? well, it being ebbing away is propaganda from companies... well, from 92% to 64%. well, no, thats a referendum on a particular offer. so, 64% of our members voted against accepting a deal, and then they went on strike and manned the p...

You talked about not being ready to be "taught a lesson", i get the mind—set, but in the end, how much pain can your members take? already, the strikes that youve called have cost your members a lot money, maybe £1,500, £2,000 each. the support for the strikes is still pretty solid, but it is nowhere near as high as it was at the beginning, its ebbing away — how long can this be sustained? well, it being ebbing away is propaganda from companies... well, from 92% to 64%. well, no, thats a r...

Government. you talked about the mind—set of battle, of confrontation, you talked about not being ready to be "taught a lesson", i get the mind—set, but in the end, how much pain can your members take? already, the strikes that youve called have cost your members a lot money, maybe £1,500, £2,000 each. the support for the strikes is still pretty solid, but it is nowhere near as high as it was at the beginning, its ebbing away — how long can this be sustained? well, it being ebbing away i...

Already, the strikes that youve called have cost your members a lot money, maybe £1,500, £2,000 each. the support for the strikes is still pretty solid, but it is nowhere near as high as it was at the beginning, its ebbing away — how long can this be sustained? well, it being ebbing away is propaganda from companies... well, from 92% to 64%. well, no, thats a referendum on a particular offer. so, 64% of our members voted against accepting a deal, and then they went on strike and manned the p...

As you say, on massive turnouts. so, the support for the dispute is there, and the lack of movement from the companies is obvious. were virtually in the same position as we were at the start of the dispute — and in fact, with the train operators, it took them seven months to even make an offer. and thats all about the political situation in the country, and then wanting to attack trade unions, and my union in particular, because of its reputation. so, youre pretty confident your membership is ...