Industrial action set to disrupt passenger rail journeys

The RMT is taking industrial action in response to aggressive cuts to jobs, pay, and pensions. They urge members to support strikes on Network Rail and London Underground. The union is open to negotiations but believes government policies are hindering progress. The economic context shows full employment but falling wages, highlighting the need for union power. The strikes, though regrettable, are seen as necessary due to government-induced funding cuts.

What actions is the RMT taking in response to the aggressive agenda of cuts?

How does the current campaign relate to the cost of living crisis?

What is the belief of the RMT regarding the resolution of the dispute?

What are the consequences of the lack of power for workers, according to the text?

What message does the RMT convey regarding the impact of the dispute on transport?