Mick Lynch 'optimistic' on train strike negotiations

The transcript discusses the current lack of formal negotiations between the government and employers, emphasizing the need for government goodwill to initiate solutions. The speaker remains optimistic about reaching agreements but highlights the government's control over the situation. Public support for strike actions is noted, with many understanding the need for fair pay and conditions. Future strike actions are planned if necessary, but negotiations are preferred.

What is the speaker's stance on the government's control over negotiations?

What options does the speaker mention regarding future strike actions?