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It said the two leaders agreed there would be a "high-level" meeting between Number 10 and the White House in October to "drive progress" on the Atlantic Declaration - an agreement to bolster economic security in response to the growing threat of China. "Management need to realise that we will not just allow them to use the pandemic and government funding agreements to undermine everything we have achieved in the past."ĭowning Street has issued a statement after Joe Biden met Rishi Sunak in Number 10 this morning. "To protect our pensions, working conditions, and agreements, our members are ready to act.
Mr Brennan said: "Their aim is an entirely flexible workforce with all existing agreements replaced – allowing them to cut hundreds more jobs and forcing those of us who remain to work harder for longer.
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The measures include changes to the disciplinary process and the redeployment process for drivers on sick leave, as well as rota changes that would "make it impossible for Tube train drivers to organise their lives outside work or to have an effective change over system".
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The driver strike coincides with Tube workers who are members of the RMT union going on strike on a rolling basis from 23 July until 28 July.įinn Brennan, Aslef's full-time organiser on London Underground, said in a statement that they only take action when needed, but accused London Underground management of trying to "push through detrimental changes – despite trade union opposition". London Underground train drivers will strike on 26 and 28 July in a dispute over pensions and working conditions, the union Aslef has announced.
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"There's a process ongoing, there'll be a very, there'll be a good update soon on any decision that the government makes. Pushed again on the question, Ms Braverman said: "I'm not gonna give a yes or no answer, very frustrating for you. I don't want to, again, preempt that process and the conclusions of that consideration, but it's right that we properly reward frontline police officers and bear in mind that we are in a very challenging situation, economically." It is a decision for the whole of government. "We know that there are, there is an ongoing process.
"They do incredibly heroic work day in, day out and they save lives and it's right that we properly reward them for their sacrifice, and their dedication. It gives me a great opportunity to put on record my thanks and admiration for all of our police officers. She told reporters: "I'm here at Avon and Somerset, for, so, I’ve just been meeting with Chief Constable Sara Crew.
She was asked if the government will accept the pay recommendations from the independent review bodies, and although she praised the "incredibly heroic work" that police officers do, she declined to answer, noting the "challenging" economic situation. Home Secretary Suella Braverman has spoken to reporters today on a visit to the Avon and Somerset Police headquarters in Bristol.
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