ScotRail confirms widespread disruption due to further strike action

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Train services face widespread disruption due to strike action this Saturday, October 29.It’s the second day of action by ScotRail's RMT trade union staff members, following industrial action earlier this month, after the union rejected an improved pay offer.Now ScotRail employees in roles such as conductors, ticket examiners, hospitality, station staff (including train dispatch), engineering depot staff, train presentation, supervisors, resource co-ordinators, and CCTV operators will take action.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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