Keeping London Moving, we are the workers from Service Control in the RMT Union who manage operations on the the tube network.
We are constantly campaigning for London Underground to recognise the hard work you deliver.
The skillset and responsibility across Service Control is the same as air traffic control.
Become active in your workplace and ensure your rights and voice are listened to.
Join the RMT Service Control Campaign for improved working conditions, recognition for your work and equal pay across for all.
Your time and campaigning makes the difference, by building a stronger and more united union we can force the change that delivers a fair workplace for all.
By joining RMT Service Control you can learn more about the Union movement across London Underground and how we support eachother in all grades across the network.
Our hard working members control and manage every operational element on their lines to deliver for London and it’s people every day. We believe in promoting workplace rights and knowledge so our members can be in control in their workplace to do their jobs whilst being recognised for their hard work.
To start being in control in your workplace simply get involved. Come along to our branch meetings, learn about workplace legislation and the rights you have and start educating others. Build campaigns of what you want to change and start making that change happen.
Your union is here to help and assist you when you need us, we have workplace reps across London Underground in all different grades and roles that want to share their knowledge.
Join and get involved with the RMT Service Control Campaign, volunteer your time to help and find out what you can do.
Get involved at your local branch meetings to put Service Control issues to the front and build support.
Spread the word to colleagues and campaign in your workplace for the changes you want to see and don't give up.
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