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RMT union says ScotRail strikes will continue 'as long as it takes'
Strike action by ScotRail workers that will largely cripple Scotland's rail network on Saturday will continue as long as it takes to secure a fair pay deal, their union has said.
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The RMT rejected an improved pay increase of almost 7.5% for its lowest-paid members earlier this week.
It means more than 2,000 workers will strike on Saturday.
Trains will only run on three routes in the central belt, with all other services cancelled.
It means there will be a very limited service for rugby fans heading to Scotland's first autumn international match against Australia at Murrayfield, with fans advised to consider alternative arrangements.
The latest pay offer by ScotRail had been conditional on the strike being called off, and has now been withdrawn.
It would have seen workers given a £500 uplift on top of the 5% that had already been offered, which it said would have been the equivalent of a 7.5% pay rise for the lowest paid.
The RMT has previously said it would "seriously consider" an offer of about 8.2%.
ScotRail RMT members previously went on strike on 10 October, with an overtime and rest day working ban, also put in place by the union, causing cancellations across the rail network over the past fortnight.
Rail services have also been severely disrupted in recent months by a series of separate disputes with workers including ScotRail drivers - which has been resolved - and Network Rail staff.
Network Rail members of the RMT are due to hold more 24-hour strikes on 5, 7 and 9 November.
Strike action by ScotRail workers that will largely cripple Scotland's rail network on Saturday will continue as long as it takes to secure a fair pay deal, their union has said.
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The RMT rejected an improved pay increase of almost 7.5% for its lowest-paid members earlier this week.
It means more than 2,000 workers will strike on Saturday.
Trains will only run on three routes in the central belt, with all other services cancelled.
It means there will be a very limited service for rugby fans heading to Scotland's first autumn international match against Australia at Murrayfield, with fans advised to consider alternative arrangements.
The latest pay offer by ScotRail had been conditional on the strike being called off, and has now been withdrawn.
It would have seen workers given a £500 uplift on top of the 5% that had already been offered, which it said would have been the equivalent of a 7.5% pay rise for the lowest paid.
The RMT has previously said it would "seriously consider" an offer of about 8.2%.
ScotRail RMT members previously went on strike on 10 October, with an overtime and rest day working ban, also put in place by the union, causing cancellations across the rail network over the past fortnight.
Rail services have also been severely disrupted in recent months by a series of separate disputes with workers including ScotRail drivers - which has been resolved - and Network Rail staff.
Network Rail members of the RMT are due to hold more 24-hour strikes on 5, 7 and 9 November.