US EditionShort-Notice Cancellations Possible on Railway
- CrossCountry will experience increased short-notice cancellations starting Monday, June 9, due to planned industrial action across its network.
- The industrial action arises after CrossCountry refused to negotiate overtime and rest day work enhancements, prompting RMT members to restrict working hours.
- RMT union members agreed to stop working overtime and on days they are not scheduled, affecting various roles including train managers and senior conductors.
- Richard Morris, who oversees service delivery at CrossCountry, acknowledged the challenges posed by industrial action and emphasized their efforts to maintain as many train services as they can, while cautioning that cancellations will be more frequent than normal.
- Passengers are advised to check journeys in advance and consult CrossCountry or National Rail Enquiries for updates as cancellations may continue until at least October 25.
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Members of the RMT union are taking industrial action Banbury’s train users heading north towards Manchester or south towards Southampton are being warned of short-notice cancellations on Cross Country services due to industrial action by members of the RMT union. Following a ballot, they are now refusing to work overtime or additional days on weekdays and Saturdays. Whilst a number of roles are affected, restrictions on Train Managers and Seni…
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