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Working late one night last year I drove a tube into Richmond. All I had to do was make sure it was empty before I took it to the depot, jumped into my car and went home.
There's one guy fast asleep, stinking of booze and trousers half off. Nothing is waking him up. Got the supervisor out to help, he calls BTP and an ambulance (duty of care). BTP eta is 30 mins.
The guy stretches his arms and decides to wake up. The guy is a little upset when he realises he's at the wrong end of the line but the supervisor encourages him off the train and is heading towards the exit . Result.
I thank the supervisor......
A switch flips in the guys head.....
"What did you say you f**cking Fraggle ?"
and then he drunkenly chases me up and down the platform.
I made my excuses and ducked onto the train and left only around 30 mins late to the depot. Last I saw of him he was being escorted out by security.
Are any of you lot West ham fans by any chance? -
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I agree to an extent, that would be 100% true when they were formed.
These days a union can mean representation if you are in trouble, financial help/ advice, health and safety and for some friendship.
Where does it say you have to agree with their political ideas ?
I pay my dues for a service and at my depot the RMT provides the best. -
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Interesting comments re the union etc.
I'm only recently a member of that union having been a member of a different one for over 20 years.
Re the brexit argument at my location of approximately 160 people of a wide selection of nationalities I know of one person who thought Brexit was a good idea.
I personally chose not to contribute to the political fund when I joined either union.
Most people I know join a union for the protection it offers job security etc rather than for political reasons.
If it were that easy to start a new union there would be loads in my industry by now . -
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Interested in the S/A crankset, how many teeth?