Key facts
- A planned London Tube strike for December 2 and 7 has been called off.
- Commuters are bracing for a second walkout.
- The RMT union is disputing job cuts and changes to working conditions.
- A new four-day week is among the issues in dispute.
A planned London Tube strike, originally scheduled for December 2 and 7, has been called off. The RMT union had announced the industrial action due to disputes concerning job cuts and alterations to working conditions, including a new four-day week. Despite the cancellation of the initial strikes, commuters are now bracing for a second walkout. The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, is urging last-minute talks to resolve the ongoing disputes. London is preparing for a second Tube strike as Mayor Sadiq Khan encourages the RMT union to resume negotiations. The capital faces further disruption due to industrial action.