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Why tube strikes this week was trending?

This conviction is so divisive because it pits the interests of unionized workers against those who might benefit from lower fares or fewer strikes.

Trending now in GB: tube strikes this week. Source (reuters.com): London Tube drivers' strike suspended, union says

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synlie @Synlie
1 week, 6 days ago

I support the London Tube drivers in their fight for fair wages and working conditions, no compromises!

#workerrights#fairwagesnow#transportjustice#tubestrikes#londonsolidarity
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