London Underground staff represented by the RMT union have called off planned 24-hour strike action, according to reporting. The Evening Standard says RMT union chiefs warn that industrial action could still resume if there is no progress in talks between the union and London Underground/bosses. The decision to pause the strike follows ongoing negotiations, with the union indicating it will assess developments and could reintroduce strike plans if discussions do not lead to an acceptable outcome.
The available information does not specify the subject of the dispute, the timing of the talks, or any interim agreement reached. It also does not detail whether other planned industrial actions are affected. Overall, the reports agree that the immediate 24-hour strike is cancelled, while leaving open the possibility of further strike action depending on the outcome of negotiations.
