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RMT helpline 0800 376 3706 :: july/august 2018 :: RMTnews
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A
round thirty local and area reps from
Network Rail Infrastructure in Scotland
gathered at the company's training centre in
Larbert recently.
RMT regional organiser Gordon Martin
led discussions on a wide variety of issues
including the stood off arrangements,
collective bargaining, vacancies and
upcoming consultations.
Delegates were also addressed by guest
speakers Scotrail Alliance managing director
Alex Hynes and Dave Scott from the anti-
sectarian charity Nil by Mouth.
RMT co-ordinator for Network Rail
Scotland Dane Smith said that the meetings
with the area and local reps took place on a
regular basis which helped ensure that
information was passed from the depots to
the area reps and from the area reps back to
the depots which helps keep industrial
relations on a steady level.
“With the hard work done we can now
look forward to engaging with the
management along with Area Council
colleagues to secure the very best possible
for all our maintenance members in
Scotland,” he said.
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