Aslef's 22 Days of Strike Action on East Coast Mainline Set to Disrupt Travel Plans
Friday, 16 August 2024, 10:59
Disruption for Passengers Traveling Between London and Edinburgh
Aslef, the train driver’s union, has declared that its members at LNER will engage in 22 days of strike action from the start of September until early November, impacting weekend travel extensively.
Reasons Behind the Strike Action
- The union cites a complete breakdown in industrial relations.
- Claims of bullying by management.
- Persistent breaking of agreements by the company.
Expectations and Passenger Impact
Passengers are encouraged to prepare for potential delays and consider alternative travel arrangements during the weekends affected by the strike. Continued communication from LNER is expected as the strike dates approach.
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