The strike was announced on the London Underground during the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee weekend, with personnel for walk out of two key stations.
A tube staff in RMT (National Union of Railway, marine and transport workers) union voted for walk out of Euston and Green Park stations on Friday, June 3, amid claims of toxic work environment created by “intimidation manager”.
There will be strikes last all day and will affect the Victoria, Jubilee and Piccadilly lines at both stations.
Two stations will key for present at the celebrations near Buckingham Palace, with the capital is facing a huge influx of tourists as Her Majesty celebrates her 70th birthday on throne.
union warned that the dispute could be resolved if Transport for London takes action against in manager.
RMT members at both stations suffered for years of intimidation, bullying and unjustified dismissals of colleagues on manager who created a toxic environment in workplace, i. union said.
RMT general secretary Mick Lynch said: “Euston and Green Park Tube staff have suffered for many years from of constant bullying and intimidation by manager who created toxic work environment.
” union was trying in in vain reason with management, but now they will not let local representatives into the of a review layoffs at stations on the initiative manager in question.
“Our strike on June 3 will be cause significant breach people wishing to celebrate the anniversary of the Queen. However, if the Tube bosses do the right thing and act properly with in manager in question can we find just resolution of this dispute.
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Transport for The spokesman for London said: “We adhere to people high standards and ensure everyone is treated fairly.
“Were aware of this dispute is out urgently review in offer resolve This is.
“We had a number of meetings with RMT and urge them not to strike and continue to work with us find a solution”.
