IJL under threat from RMT and TSSA Tube strike3rd September 2010 | published by EW SHARE
The 2010 edition of Reed’s International Jewellery London (IJL) exhibition at Earls Court could be affected by Tube strikes planned by the leadership of the RMT and TSSA unions.
Unions are threatening to disrupt Londoners, despite Transport for London’s (TfL) assurances that staffing changes proposed by London Underground will mean no compulsory redundancies.
The Tube strikes are ...
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