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“Women and unions, a chance
to change our world”
Kerry, Senior Conductor,
West Midlands Trains.
“A woman should be two
things, who and what she
wants”
Lisa, Customer Service
Assistant, West Midlands Trains.
“The railway is always
perceived as a male dominated
industry, I’m so glad that times
have changed and more and
more women are joining the
railway and we are treated as
equals amongst the men, the
union has always supported us
regardless of gender and I’m so
glad to be a part of it.”
Amy, Senior Conductor,
West Midlands Trains.
"It's lovely to see women
being recognised in the
workplace and having a day of
celebration along with the
support of our union we finally
have equality"
Helen, Train Manager, Great
Western Railway.
"Being in part of a union to
me means safety..someone is
looking out for me and my
job"
Tracey, Train Manager, Great
Western Railway.
"The union have fought for
equality in the workplace and
to have their support and
recognition is amazing"
Laura, Customer Service,
Great Western Railway.
“Being in the union as a
woman gives me the
confidence to speak out on any
issues “
EM, Senior Conductor, West
Midlands Trains.
”Every woman's success
should be an inspiration to
another we're Strongest when
we cheer each other on “
Karen, Carriage Cleaner,
West Midlands Trains.
“As woman in the union I
feel empowered and
supported“
Steph, Senior Conductor,
West Midlands Trains.
“Being a woman in RMT
provides me with the
knowledge that I will have the
support and backing of a union
who are committed to
continually strive for equality for
all regardless of sex, race or
gender”
Lisa, Senior Conductor, West
Midlands Trains.
WORCESTER WOMEN
Worcester branch women celebrated
International Woman’s Day last month