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TSSA launch a week of action on ticket office cuts
TSSA activists at Dalmarnock station in Glasgow

WORKERS will take their campaign against ScotRail cuts to ticket office hours to some of the hardest hit stations across Scotland this week, the TSSA union said today.

The week of action got under way with activists enjoying a warm reception as they leafleted Dalmarnock station in Glasgow’s East End on Tuesday morning, as they urged SNP Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop to veto ScotRail’s plans.

Their action will be followed up in the city’s Garrowhill station on Wednesday, Airdrie on Thursday and Largs, Wemyss Bay and Greenock West on Friday. Stations which will see 385 hours a week cut under the proposals.

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