(17 Sep 2023, 5:09 pm)Unber43 wrote Seems like for the strike nothing will be running at all, or worse than COVID skeleton, probably on a similar scale if not less to Boxing Day.
Wonder if any none union normal staff will be working, theyll work for money but also reap the rewards of what the Union do
In the West Midlands the drivers who did turn out simply got the abuse the public were wanting to direct to the striking drivers who had completely wrecked the lives of college students sitting exams etc. No doubt the striking drivers want those drivers to be first in line for the job losses that will result from the higher fares and service cuts made to fund the "reward" the union achieved, since as everyone worked out on day one, National Express Group shareholders have absolutely intention of diverting profits from other units to fund pay awards in this one relatively small part of this global business, contrary to what Unite said should happen (and are repeating here).