LNER Faces 22 Days of Strike Action by Train Drivers
LNER’s 22 Days of Strike Action
Train drivers on LNER have initiated a series of strikes that will disrupt services every Saturday from August 31 to November 10. This strike action, led by the drivers' union Aslef, aims to bring attention to ongoing disputes affecting the workforce.
Impact on Passengers
By striking every Saturday, LNER is set to bring weekend disruption to many commuters and travelers. This will significantly affect users of the East Coast Main Line, who rely on these services for travel.
Reasons for the Strike
- Dispute over pay
- Working conditions concerns
- Pressure to maintain service levels
What to Expect
Passengers should anticipate changes to their travel plans and consider alternate arrangements during the strike period.
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