Rail unions hit out at ‘Covid profiteering’ in Scotland
RAIL unions hit out at Scotland’s private rail operators today for pandemic “profiteering” and pocketing public money in a time of crisis.
New research released by RMT shows that companies are set to make over £28 million in profit under Covid-19 emergency measures agreements (EMAs) in Scotland.
EMAs, which have been in place since March, see the Scottish government take on all revenue risk and cover the costs of the franchises.
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