Tube workers suspend strikes after pay offer

Tuesday 26 January 2010 19:28 GMT

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A planned strike by maintenance workers on a busy London Underground line has been suspended after a new pay offer was made, it was announced tonight.

Members of the Rail Maritime and Transport union based at a Jubilee Line depot were due to stage a series of 24-hour walk-outs starting tomorrow evening.

The union said contractor Alstom had tabled a revised pay offer which it will now consider.

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