Union chief urges rail bosses to 'stand by' their staff

The transcript discusses the ongoing strikes by thousands of staff, highlighting the financial losses they face. It emphasizes the need for management to recognize the serious issues and support their staff. The Mayor of London is urged to collaborate with chief staff to secure a proper financial deal for TfL from the government, ensuring the city's transport system remains operational without compromising staff pensions, jobs, and employment conditions.

Why are the staff on strike for the sixth time this year?

• They want better working hours.

• They want a pay raise.

• They are losing money.

• They are demanding more holidays.

What should management do in response to the staff strike?

• Ignore the strike.

• Stand with their staff.

• Reduce staff salaries.

• Hire new staff.

Who needs to collaborate with the chief staff for a financial solution?

• The Prime Minister

• The Mayor of London

• The Finance Minister

• The Transport Minister

What should not be compromised in the financial deal for TfL?

• The Mayor's salary

• Staff pensions and jobs

• The number of buses

• Public transport fares

What is the main goal of the financial deal for TfL?

• To increase ticket prices

• To cut down on staff

• To reduce the number of trains

• To keep the capital city moving