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End in sight for the ASLEF dispute: Offer now made
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JLX5
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DCC at my depot, take it with a pinch of salt as always.
spyinthesky
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No sauce just a Gravy train
Yep!
Oxfordblues
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But who will be responsible for closing the doors to the meeting-room?
Gemz91
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Not sure we needed a text message telling us they were on a lunch break….. I’m sure most people would have been happy with one message at the end of the day with an update.
JLX5
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Agreed, especially with the way it was worded.
Jim Jehosofat
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"The rail industry is more complicated than the NHS. For a start, the government isn't the employer, TOCs are."
Don't think so. Doctors surgeries are run as independent businesses that happen to receive (insufficient) funding. There are 100s of these; there are not 100s of TOCS.
LNW-GW Joint
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The comparison was with the rapid offer in the junior doctors' dispute.
I think they are more likely to be on direct NHS government-set contracts (happy to be corrected).
That dispute is also arguably more socially disruptive then the ASLEF dispute.
Bletchleyite
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"Junior doctors" (a misnomer; it's anyone who's not a consultant) don't work in GP surgeries, they work in hospitals and are directly employed by the NHS trusts.
Dealing with the GP pay issue is likely to be more complicated than even the railway because each surgery or group thereof is an independent business.
Considering these meetings seem to be bi-weekly, a temporary adjournment probably means back next week.
RMT expecting offer to consider on the 20th so I reckon will be the same for ASLEF.
GardenRail
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RMT expecting an offer on 22nd August with regards Network Rail Signallers, Maintenance and Control, more talks that have gone on, and on, and on.
Absolutely… wait out for Union comms.
No point speculating until we have the facts.
Tuesday sure does seem a LONG way away now
irish_rail
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Still should be getting an offer later today as I understand it. Patience needed....
Jamesrob637
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Absolutely… wait out for Union comms.
No point speculating until we have the facts.
Tuesday sure does seem a LONG way away now
But no strike announcements until at least Tuesday. Hopefully never again.
manmikey
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As long away as today seemed when they said last week that there would be an offer "next Wednesday"Absolutely… wait out for Union comms.
No point speculating until we have the facts.
Tuesday sure does seem a LONG way away now
Who informed you of that? I hope that’s true.
It has been a long few weeks since Louise Haigh promised to sort this. But a positive start and things seemingly appear to be moving, even if it’s apparently stagnated today.
I’m hoping that they’re just exploring every option, and that ASLEF are actually helping the DfT with a solution, rather than the stalemate due to weaponised incompetence displayed by the previous governmental administration.
Been a long few weeks but there's been more positives signs in those few weeks than there has been in the last few months/years. I'd suggest hanging on and hoping for the best before throwing arms in the air personally and calling it all over!
irish_rail
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Aslef. I reckon we will be hearing something teatime......
Louder for the people at the back!
I’m not sure if that is going to be the case especially if they have adjourned, does anyone actually know what’s happening in the meeting?
irish_rail
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DfT Offer To Aslef
2022 5 percent 2023 4.75 percent 2024 4.5 percent.
To be put to referendum. Expect this is to be accepted. No changes to Ts and Cs.
2022 5 percent 2023 4.75 percent 2024 4.5 percent.
To be put to referendum. Expect this is to be accepted. No changes to Ts and Cs.
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HappyDriver99
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So will that be 14.25% of what we are on now or 5 of what we were on in 2022...4.75 of 2023 etc?
Judith hambly
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It's out. 5pc 2022 4.75 2023. 4.5 2024. Fully pensionable. No strings and backdated
Peterthegreat
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Assuming it is compounded it's a fraction under 15%.
HappyDriver99
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And with the backpay for 3 years as well. I am happy with this deal.
Expect it to be 5 then 4.75 then 4.5 to make it fully back dated
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