RMT union working with train operators 'towards revised offer' after more talks to end strike action

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The RMT union has announced it is working with train operators 'towards a revised offer' following more talks to end strike action

Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union on the picket line outside Euston station in LondonThe RMT union has announced it is working with train operators"towards a revised offer" following more talks to end strike action.

After today's negotiations with the Rail Delivery Group , the RMT said:"We have had detailed discussions and we are working jointly towards a revised offer.A RDG spokesperson said:"We have had detailed discussions and we are working jointly towards a revised offer. Both parties have agreed to continue discussions over the next few days."

Emerging after four hours of talks, RMT secretary general Mick Lynch kept things brief. No offer had been made but they were working on it, he said. "We have been in detailed discussions with the Rail Delivery Group for the train operating companies and we are working jointly towards a revised offer for their section of the dispute and we've agreed that over the next couple of days we'll continue to work on that through discussions and we'll see what comes of it."

Discussions took place in Paddington, London, in an attempt to reach a settlement in the dispute over pay, jobs and conditions, which has been rumbling on since

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