Mick Cash
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| Date of birth | February 17,1960 |
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About Mick Cash
Michael Joseph Cash is the former general secretary of the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers, a British trade union.
Coronavirus: Widen rules on where face covers must be used, say British doctors
... But Mick Cash, the Rail, Maritime and Transport union, said the new rules were long overdue ...
Coronavirus: unions warn of increasing motion rail services
... We therefore call on the Federal government and the railway operators to work with us to establish to increase where there is a real need for services, and where there is demand, how it can be delivered safely, says the letter, signed by the General secretaries of Aslef, the RMT and TSSA - Mick Whelan, Mick Cash, and Manuel Cortes...
Coronavirus: the transport of workers must not work without measures
... General Secretary Mick Cash said that it was members of the railway-and bus-mentioned sectors in all over the country to stop work for safety reasons, when the employer to provide protection against Covid-19 ...
South Western Railway workers to hold 27 days of strikes
... The union has told its members not to book on for duty: RMT general secretary Mick Cash said: At the last meeting we held with SWR, principles in agreements were made in good faith with the company s negotiating team and we now feel hugely let down again...
What has gone wrong with rail franchising?
... But the RMT union s general secretary, Mick Cash, described it as a another political fix by a government whose privatised franchise model is collapsing around their ears ...
FirstGroup replaces Virgin to run West Coast route
... Flawed franchising system The RMT s general secretary, Mick Cash, described it as a another political fix by a government whose privatised franchise model is collapsing around their ears and warned it was doomed to failure and sure to result in yet more rail chaos ...
Arriva Rail North: Strikes halted by 'breakthrough'
... Break the deadlock RMT general secretary Mick Cash said his members had shown resilience and determination ...
Arriva Rail North: Strikes halted by 'breakthrough'
Northern, which is also known as Arriva Rail North, is the main train operator in northern England
Strikes on Northern Rail have been suspended after a "major breakthrough" in a long-running dispute over plans to axe guards on trains, a union said.
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) have taken 47 days of industrial action and were due to walk out on the next two Saturdays.
Passengers have faced huge disruption since the dispute began two years ago.
The RMT said The Company had now offered a guarantee of a conductor on all trains.
The Union claimed imposing driver-only services was a risk to public safety.
'Break the deadlock'RMT General Secretary Mick Cash said his members had shown "resilience and determination".
He said he wanted to thank the travelling public for their "extraordinary support".
RMT members held pickets in NewcastleGreater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham and Liverpool Mayor Steve Rotheram had also been important in allowing us to "break the deadlock", he added.
Mr Cash said: "Today's offer of a guarantee of a conductor on all services throughout the duration of The Franchise , including the new fleet, is the substantial progress we have been pushing for.
"[It] has allowed RMT's executive to take the decision to suspend the current action and allow for further talks to now take place with all stakeholders around the operational Details . "
RMT union members on the picket line outside Wigan Wallgate StationMr Burnham welcomed the news, saying keeping guards on trains will "help to keep trains safer and more accessible for everybody".
However, he added while it was a "Step Forward " it was "not yet a final agreement" and hopes the Two Sides can reach agreement soon.
Northern's Managing Director David Brown said The Firm "warmly welcomed" the suspension of strike action, which was "good news for customers and businesses across the North".
"We have been very clear in these discussions that there will be a conductor on all our trains now and into The Future ," he said.
"We are Looking Forward to further positive talks with RMT about operational models moving ahead so that we can resolve their dispute and bring it to an end. "
However, it was "unfortunately Too Late " to reintroduce a full timetable before this Saturday, he said.
He said Northern would run about 700 services on Saturday.
In response, RMT regional organiser Daren Ireland said that was "madness", adding it was the "nonsense of a privatised industry".
He said: "Our members will be working normally on Saturday and it is up to the Northern management to get their act together to run the full timetable. "
rmt, cheshire, northern, liverpool, manchester, newcastle upon tyne
Source of news: bbc.com
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