Will the congestion charge be suspended in these situations?
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Isn't it doubled?Originally posted by Troll View PostWill the congestion charge be suspended in these situations?Comment
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So, here's the situation:
Company goes bust.
Workers are told that they can keep their jobs.
Workers are told that they keep their pensions.
Workers are told that they will not be made redundant.
Workers are told they will not have to transfer to a new company.
Workers are going on strike.
Unions wonder why they get no sympathy from the general public.Comment
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hmmm Victoria Line my worst communte for 2 years of my contracting life. The carriages are old, smelly and packed due to bad layout oh and very very hot in summer.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostFYI: according to the BBC, the lines affected will be the Bakerloo, Central and Victoria.
Thank god i'm not working in the city anymore. My thoughts are with you allThats the way the cookie crumblesComment
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I might be missing something here but as it all transferred to TfL when Metronet went into administration all the jobs conditions etc would be covered under the TUPE regulations?Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostSo, here's the situation:
Company goes bust.
Workers are told that they can keep their jobs.
Workers are told that they keep their pensions.
Workers are told that they will not be made redundant.
Workers are told they will not have to transfer to a new company.
Workers are going on strike.
Unions wonder why they get no sympathy from the general public.Comment
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Try the Circle Line.Originally posted by Cooperinliverp00l View Posthmmm Victoria Line my worst communte for 2 years of my contracting life. The carriages are old, smelly and packed due to bad layout oh and very very hot in summer.
Thank god i'm not working in the city anymore. My thoughts are with you allComment
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Phew...
Here's the list of the affected lines from the BBC:
Bakerloo
Central
Victoria
Circle
District
East London
Hammersmith & City
Metropolitan
Waterloo & City
So everything else will be running normally.Comment
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