Commuters in New South Wales are facing crowded carriages, delayed services, and slow journeys as train industrial action continues for a second day. The Fair Work Commission has issued an interim order suspending the action until next week, but disruptions are expected to persist throughout the evening. Over 1,000 train services have been cancelled today, with passengers warned to expect long delays during the evening peak.
Commuters have been told to expect crowded carriages, late services and slow journeys as industrial action affects services for a second day.The Fair Work Commission has made an interim order suspending train industrial action until next week
Transport for NSW says 600 train services were cancelled on Thursday, with 1,000 services expected to be cancelled by the end of the dayNSW Premier Chris Minns says the government is considering whether to reimburse passengers for the inconvenience Communications, Electrical, Electronic, Energy, Information, Postal, Plumbing and Allied Services Union of Australia When exactly "next week" does the interim order run to? Early in the week like Monday, or after the Wednesday/Thursday hearing?"We welcome the news from the FWC to issue the interim order for all industrial action to cease until the 424 application is heard. We're grateful for the outcome.
More than 1,000 train services have been cancelled today and commuters are being warned to prepare for long service gaps in the evening peak.Central Coast and Newcastle Line, the representative for the unions, says she doesn't object to it being referred to the full bench but would rather it be dealt with a single judge.and says today is the quietest day of trade he's experienced.
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