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LU: “no significant disruption” caused by RMT strike

June 24, 2010 - Martin Hoscik@MayorWatch

RMT members employed by Tube Lines are set to strike for 48 hours
London Underground bosses say all Tube services are running “with no significant disruption” despite strike action by RMT members employed by PPP contractor Tube Lines.

The 48-hour strike, which went ahead after the High Court yesterday refused to grant Tube Lines an injunction, follows a dispute about pay and conditions.

A statement issued on Thursday by London Underground says: “The RMT action is having no significant impact, and we intend to operate a full service throughout the duration of the strike.

“All safety and emergency response duties are covered, and the network is operating as normal.”

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