TfL Averts Tube Strikes with Improved Offer

Transport for London (TfL) has successfully negotiated with the Aslef and RMT unions to avert planned Tube strikes without offering additional cash bonuses. Aslef suspended their planned strikes scheduled for November 7 and 12 after receiving a 'significantly improved offer' from TfL, focusing on improved working conditions rather than increased pay, with an average raise of 4.6% backdated to April. The RMT union also called off their planned industrial action following similar negotiations. The exact details of the improved offer remain undisclosed, but negotiations with all unions are still ongoing. TfL expressed satisfaction with the agreements, emphasizing the fairness and affordability of the offer aimed at benefiting both their employees and the city of London.