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SCOTLAND’S struggling private rail operator will face further chaos next month, after workers announced industrial action yesterday.

Rail union RMT said a ban on overtime and rest-day working at ScotRail will come into force on October 10. The dispute centres on payments for rest-day working.

RMT general secretary Mick Cash said: “This dispute is about equality and justice across grades in the ScotRail workplace.

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