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Unite announces co-ordinated strikes on London Underground
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HUNDREDS of rail workers will stage co-ordinated strikes on the London Underground later this month.
Today, the Unite union announced 24-hour walkouts on July 26 and 28 in a jobs and pensions dispute, which will coincide with industrial action by train drivers’ union Aslef.
RMT is also conducting rolling strikes between July 23 and July 28.
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