RMT members and supporters will be dishing out leaflets to passengers at Canada Water and North Greenwich stations explaining and opposing London Underground's plans to cut jobs.

Click '1 attachment' / file name to download the leaflet.

London Underground's proposed new groups for the Jubilee line are as follows:

Wembley Park - Stanmore, Canons Park, Queensbury, Kingsbury, Wembley Park, Neasden - 6 stations, c.95 staff

RMT has won the reinstatement of Canary Wharf Station Supervisor Mukesh Mahatma. In an incident that would be comical if it did not involve ruining someone’s livelihood, LUL sacked Mukesh over two boxes of KitKats. Mukesh’s workmates voted for industrial action, and planned two one-day strikes and an overtime ban. Under pressure from this show of solidarity, LUL backed down and reinstated Mukesh.

You never know when something like this could happen to you – so make sure you are in the RMT, the union with the power to win justice for its members.

This special issue of 'RMT Platform' calls on workers across London Underground to rally to defend Gyles Henry and Mukesh Mahatma, both sacked unfairly by London Underground.

Download it here.

• This could easily happen to you
• Support your workmates’ industrial action against unfair sackings
• Protect yourself and your colleagues against maangement’s disciplinary clampdown.

LUL has dismissed Gyles Henry (SAMF and RMT rep, London Bridge Group) and Mukesh Mahatma (SS Canary Wharf Group) in two shocking miscarriages of justice.

If this nonsense had not resulted in members of staff being sacked it would be laughable. LUL could subject any member of staff to this and sack you.

Gyles Henry:

LUL dismissed Gyles Henry, SAMF London Bridge, over an alleged altercation with a customer.
The customer herself did not complain - another customer did. His letter included ‘presumptions’ that Gyles came out of the ticket office to argue with the customer, who had left, and that the situation might have turned violent.

LUL has sacked him solely on the basis of speculation by one single customer, with no other evidence or corroboration. Even that customer asked only that Gyles be censured.

This special issue of RMT Platform urges Canary Wharf group staff to vote to strike in defence of Mukesh Mahatma, victim of the notorious 'Kitkat sacking'.

Download it here.

• This could easily happen to you
• Vote for Industrial Action to protect yourself and your colleagues

On 20th December 2007 Mr. Mukesh Mahatma (Station Supervisor Canary Wharf Group) was summarily (instantly) dismissed by LUL on the following charge: