1 September 2023
RMT Press Office:
Mick Lynch general secretary said: “After a week, the RDG has formally responded to our initiative to try and reach a negotiated settlement to the national dispute.
“While it is encouraging that the train operating companies want to continue dialogue with us next week, a fresh proposal will be needed to progress this dispute towards a settlement.
“Their most recent proposal has been rejected and we will have to try and see if we can find a way forward.
“Our strike action remains on this Saturday and our industrial campaign will continue until we reach a negotiated settlement on working conditions, job security and pay.“
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