London Underground Drivers to Stage New Strikes in Coming Months
The RMT says the plan would lengthen shifts, while TfL says most drivers would work fewer hours under a voluntary four-day week.
- The RMT announced eight 24-hour strikes by London Underground drivers between November 2026 and February 2027.
- The union is opposing plans for a voluntary four-day week and a new Trains Modernisation Framework.
- The RMT says the proposals could bring longer duties, less predictable shifts, and reduced protections for drivers.
- Eddie Dempsey said the plans would increase management flexibility and reduce protections for drivers.
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Fresh tube strikes planned over four months
A series of tube strikes have been planned between November and February as unionised train drivers hit out at four-day working week proposals. The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) has announced that tube drivers will launch industrial action for a total of eight days, starting on Thursday 26 November. The rolling [...]
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The Independent (US)London Underground strikes: Drivers to stage series of 24-hour walkouts
London Underground drivers are to stage a series of 24-hour strikes in the next few months in a dispute over working arrangements, the RMT union announced.
London Tube Drivers to Strike Again for Eight Days
The RMT has announced London Underground drivers will strike yet again for eight days over ‘new working arrangements’. Tube drivers can earn £80,000… Thursday 26 November 2026 Thursday 17 December 2026 Saturday 19 December 2026 Monday 4 January 2027 Wednesday 6 January 2027 Wednesday 17 February 2027 Tuesday 23 February 2027 Thursday 25 February 2027…
London set for tube strike chaos as RMT announces new wave of 24-hour walkouts
London is set for more strike chaos in the coming months.Tube workers will stage a series of 24-hour walkouts amid a long-running dispute over working arrangements.The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) confirmed eight days of strike action will ensue.The first of which is set to take place this month, with November 26 pencilled in as a day of disruption in the capital. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The union said it…
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