London Underground workers vote to strike again over pay dispute
London Underground workers have voted to strike following a dispute over pay.
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union have backed walkouts and other forms of industrial action.
The union said the votes met the legal thresholds for industrial action ballots.
RMT officials will be meet on Wednesday to discuss the next steps in the dispute.
A Transport for London spokesperson said: ‘We are disappointed that RMT has achieved a mandate for strike action based on our full and final pay offer.
‘We have been clear throughout our productive discussions with our trade unions that this offer is the most we can afford whilst ensuring that we can operate safely, reliably and sustainably.
‘We remain open for discussions and will do everything in our power to avoid disruption to Londoners.’
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