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Up to 11 per cent Tube pay deal accepted by four unions
A London Underground roundel at Oxford Circus station, in London, August 17, 2016

A £30 million Tube pay deal that will give the lowest paid staff an 11 per cent increase has been accepted by four transport unions.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan welcomed the news as “a reminder of what can be achieved when you engage and talk with transport workers.”

Transport for London’s (TfL) offer provides a basic 5 per cent increase plus a lump sum of up to £1,400.

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