Rail companies face £6m compensation bill after bypassing union
23-07-2026 02:00 via personneltoday.com

Rail companies face £6m compensation bill after bypassing union

Other News Sources - Rail companies could face a mp;pound;6 million compensation bill after an important judgment at the Employment Appeal Tribunal last week.
The EAT upheld claims brought by more than 1,200 members of the RMT union that their employers had attempted to go directly to workers on pay bargaining and bypass their union.
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