Aslef Tube drivers back four-day week plans rejected by RMT
Sign for the London Underground seen through the closed shutters at Euston station, central London
ASLEF Tube drivers have voted to accept Transport for London’s (TfL) four-day week plans that were rejected by RMT union last week.
The TfL proposals deliver 34-hours-per-week rosters, giving drivers an extra day off every week and 4.5 hours fewer at work every week.
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