Tube strikes London Jubilee weekend

London Underground workers will reportedly go on strike on the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Weekend in a blow to thousands celebrating in the capital.

‘We have had a number of meetings with the RMT and are urging them not to take strike action and to continue working with us to find a resolution.’ Staff in the RMT Union have threatened to walk out of Euston and Green Park stations on June 3 after allegedly ‘suffering years of bullying from a manager’. London Underground workers will go on strike on the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Weekend in a blow to thousands celebrating the historic occasion in the capital.

The RMT Union says its members will walk out of Euston and Green Park stations on Friday 3 June to protest bullying and a “toxic working environment” caused by ...

Start your Independent Premium subscription today. “We have had a number of meetings with the RMT and are urging them not to take strike action and to continue working with us to find a resolution.” The RMT Union says its members will walk out of Euston and Green Park stations on Friday 3 June to protest bullying and a “toxic working environment” caused by a particular manager.

Tube staff in the RMT union have voted to walk out of two crucial stations on Friday, 3 June, amid claims of a toxic work environment created by a "bullying ...

Tube staff in the RMT (National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers) have voted to walk out of Euston and Green Park stations on Friday, 3 June, amid claims of a toxic work environment created by a "bullying manager". RMT members at both stations have suffered years of intimidation, bullying, and unjustified sackings of colleagues by a manager who has created a toxic atmosphere in the workplace, the union said. Tube staff in the RMT union have voted to walk out of two crucial stations on Friday, 3 June, amid claims of a toxic work environment created by a "bullying manager". The union has said the planned strike can be resolved if Transport for London takes action.

Hundreds of thousands of tourists are expected to descend on the capital over the weekend to take part in Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

“We have had a number of meetings with the RMT and are urging them not to take strike action and to continue working with us to find a resolution.” “The union has tried in vain to reason with management, but they now will not let local representatives be part of a review into dismissals at the stations, instigated by the manager in question. RMT members at both stations claim that they have suffered years of intimidation, bullying and unjustified sackings of colleagues by a manager who has created a “toxic atmosphere” in the workplace.

Visitors to London over the busy Queen's Platinum Jubilee weekend could face transport chaos as tube workers go on strike. Underground workers at two Tube ...

RMT general secretary Mick Lynch said: "Staff at Euston and Green Park have suffered years of sustained bullying and intimidation by a manager who has created a toxic working environment. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union at Euston and Green Park will walk out on June 3 unless their complaints are addressed. Visitors to London over the busy Queen's Platinum Jubilee weekend could face transport chaos as tube workers go on strike.

The Queen's Platinum Jubilee bank holiday weekend is expected be the most crowded and busiest on the transport network as the Jubilee celebrations are held.

The strike action will mean that trains on the Northern and Victoria lines may have to skip Euston station all day and Jubilee, Piccadilly and Victoria line trains skip Green Park. "We have had a number of meetings with the RMT and are urging them not to take strike action and to continue working with us to find a resolution." Underground workers at two Tube stations are to strike on one of the Jubilee bank holidays in a row over bullying.

The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union said the dispute could be resolved if Transport for London (TfL) took action against a manager accused of bullying.

A weekend when the entire country should be coming together, not deliberate action to make things harder." "We have had a number of meetings with the RMT and are urging them not to take strike action and to continue working with us to find a resolution." Members of the union have suffered "years of sustained bullying and intimidation" by a manager who has also created a "toxic atmosphere in the workplace", the RMT said.