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 @9NHPS7J answered…4hrs4H

Should the London Underground be considered an "essenti…

London underground is an essential service but they should have the right to strike or the option to work but protest by…

 @9NHDHB3 answered…7hrs7H

Should the London Underground be considered an "essenti…

same for all workers which strike really - should be about the priorities of the job, depends on the reason for striking…

 @9NH28MY answered…11hrs11H

Should the London Underground be considered an "essenti…

All public sector jobs are essential. The right to strike should not be banned but instead reformed.

 @9NGHP87 answered…17hrs17H

Should the London Underground be considered an "essenti…

I have mixed views, it may cause deaths for example NHS workers will not be able to go to work and this will cause death

 @9NGD7VX answered…19hrs19H

Should the London Underground be considered an "essenti…

Yes, however the London Underground should also be able to exert their right to strike if under poor working conditions

 @9NGBXKV answered…19hrs19H

Should the London Underground be considered an "essenti…

It is essential but there should be minimal right to strike (e.g. 10% of the network with pre-announcement).

 @9NGBRJJ answered…19hrs19H

Should the London Underground be considered an "essenti…

They should be able to have a vote for what wages but , it should not go to the point where they need to strike

 @9NG9RTS answered…20hrs20H

Should the London Underground be considered an "essenti…

There should be a law like in France where, when strikes are scheduled, a minimum service on all public transport must b…

 @9NG7MYN answered…21hrs21H

Should the London Underground be considered an "essenti…

No, all workers should have the right to withdraw their labour. Employers should be more transparent and engage, commun…