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RE: Arriva Strike - wirralbus - 04/12/2017 13:20
(04/12/2017 13:06)E208 WBG Wrote: Well destinations said 'Birkenhead 471' could be a simple mistake
Is this the bus that is on the Liverpool Echo website , with the driver being called a scab for taking the bus out
RE: Arriva Strike - Nwales Bus - 04/12/2017 14:25
Could it be that he Bus is not operating through the tunnels and therefore terminating at Birkenhead??
RE: Arriva Strike - WAITING FOR THE 437 - 04/12/2017 14:41
(04/12/2017 11:23)knutstransport Wrote: Union want 3% rise from day 1, Arriva have offered 2.6% rise increasing to the equivalent of 3% extra after 6 months. Apparently it's to bring different depots on to the same pay so I think it's only former MTL depots who would get the full 3% and apparently Macclesfield staff would get nothing extra even if Arriva meet the union's demands.
Thanks
RE: Arriva Strike - Brickmill - 04/12/2017 20:09
(02/12/2017 21:50)Metroline1511 Wrote: That's probably the whole idea. They can say with hand on heart that they have restored some services, but with minimal benefit to passengers thus maximum embarrassment to Arriva management.
Who decides which services/journeys are running during these Strikes? Surely, it would be management. That's whats happening at First, so that the least amount of passengers are inconvenienced and there is less of a conflict with TFGM over contact failures.
RE: Arriva Strike - motormayhem1 - 04/12/2017 21:59
This thursdays strike as been called off by the union as a good will gesture from them too the passengers while they hold talks on wednesday with the directors.
This would then able a ballot to take place on thursday and friday by the staff on a possible offer arriva make
RE: Arriva Strike - Turbostar19 - 05/12/2017 13:25
(04/12/2017 21:59)motormayhem1 Wrote: This thursdays strike as been called off by the union as a good will gesture from them too the passengers while they hold talks on wednesday with the directors.
This would then able a ballot to take place on thursday and friday by the staff on a possible offer arriva make
That's a bit more positive. Let's hope this gets settled to the best interests of all concerned.
RE: Arriva Strike - motormayhem1 - 05/12/2017 14:34
(05/12/2017 13:25)Turbostar19 Wrote: That's a bit more positive. Let's hope this gets settled to the best interests of all concerned.
Totally agree as the quicker this gets sorted the better for everyone all round.
RE: Arriva Strike - knutstransport - 05/12/2017 15:44
(04/12/2017 20:09)Brickmill Wrote: Who decides which services/journeys are running during these Strikes? Surely, it would be management. That's whats happening at First, so that the least amount of passengers are inconvenienced and there is less of a conflict with TFGM over contact failures.
Doesn't who turns up partly depend on which routes operate? If, hypothetically, the drivers who turn up know routes 1, 2 and 3 but don't know 4 and 5 then surely the non-striking drivers will drive routes 1, 2 and 3.
RE: Arriva Strike - Barney - 05/12/2017 18:05
(05/12/2017 15:44)knutstransport Wrote: Doesn't who turns up partly depend on which routes operate? If, hypothetically, the drivers who turn up know routes 1, 2 and 3 but don't know 4 and 5 then surely the non-striking drivers will drive routes 1, 2 and 3.
AFAIK, all drivers learn and operate all routes out of their allocated depot. In years gone by, MPTE depots had "roads" to which drivers were allocated but I'm sure this is no longer common practice.
RE: Arriva Strike - T42 PVM - 05/12/2017 19:37
(05/12/2017 18:05)Barney Wrote: AFAIK, all drivers learn and operate all routes out of their allocated depot. In years gone by, MPTE depots had "roads" to which drivers were allocated but I'm sure this is no longer common practice.
The *Roads* Practise is still used