Andrew Haines
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 77 |
| Date of birth | February 26,1947 |
| Zodiac sign | Pisces |
| Edited works | Evidence‑based Practice in Primary... |
| Education | King's College London |
| Books | Planetary Health: Safeguarding Human Health and the Environment in the Anthropocene |
| Nationality | British |
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| ID | 3407718 |
Andrew Haines Life story
Sir Andrew Paul Haines, FRCGP, FRCP, FFPH FMedSci is a British epidemiologist and academic. He was the Director of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine from 2001 to 2010.
Coronation: King reminds railway passengers to 'mind the gap'
... " Network Rail chief executive Andrew Haines said: " Our station colleagues are pulling out all the stops to welcome people to London for the Coronation and it s fantastic that they will also be welcomed by King Charles III and Queen Camilla...
RMT members suspend strike action at Network Rail
... " Network Rail chief executive Andrew Haines said: " We are relieved for our people, passengers and freight customers that industrial action in Network Rail has now been suspended...
Talks to avoid more rail strikes on brink of failure
... A smaller union, Network Rail boss Andrew Haines has also cast doubt on the prospect of negotiations resuming, expressing frustration...
Train strikes: Rail passengers told to avoid Christmas Eve travel
... Andrew Haines, chief executive of Network Rail said: " I am so sorry that our passengers are having to bear the brunt of the RMT s needless strike when a fair [pay] offer is on the table...
Trains and postal services hit by mass strikes
... Its chief executive Andrew Haines told the BBC he thought it was a " decent package" and that there was a balance needed between protecting jobs and ensuring the growth of the railway system...
Rail strikes: Passengers urged not to travel during walkout
... " Despite our best efforts to compromise and find a breakthrough in talks, rail unions remain intent on continuing and co-ordinating their strike action, " Network Rail boss Andrew Haines said...
Train strikes: Disruption expected with latest rail walkouts
... Andrew Haines, Network Rail chief executive, said despite its best efforts to find a breakthrough there would be more rail disruption due to strikes...
Train strikes: People told not to travel by rail during walkouts
... Andrew Haines, Network Rail chief executive, said: " Despite our best efforts to find a breakthrough, I m afraid there will be more disruption for passengers this week as the RMT seems hell-bent on continuing their political campaigning, rather than compromising and agreeing a deal for their members...
Rail strikes: Passengers urged not to travel during walkout
People are being asked only to travel by train if necessary on Saturday as services will be significantly disrupted by rail strikes.
Network Rail said just one in 10 services would run, with some areas having no trains, as a result.
There will be more disruption than during previous strike days as members of four unions stage a co-ordinated strike for the First Time .
The Strike is part of a long-running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions.
About who are members of of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT), Aslef, Unite and The Transport Salaried Staffs' Association (TSSA) will join the picket.
Trains will start later in The Morning and finish earlier in the evening on Saturday.
A reduced timetable has been published, showing just 11% of rail services would run. Some disruption will be likely to continue into the early morning of Sunday while workers return to duties.
Unlike previous strike days, there will be no trains between London and A Number of other major UK cities - including Edinburgh, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Brighton and Norwich.
Passengers who must travel are being advised to plan ahead and check when their Last Train will depart.
" Despite our best efforts to compromise and find a breakthrough in talks, rail unions remain intent on continuing and co-ordinating their strike Action , " Network Rail boss Andrew Haines said.
" This serves only to ensure our staff forgo even more of their pay unnecessarily, as well as causing even more disruption for our passengers and further damaging The Railway 's recovery from the pandemic. "
Union leaders have said their members face no choice but to continue the industrial Action . When the latest strike dates were announced last week, Unite's General Secretary Sharon Graham said it was disgraceful that members were " faced with a three-year pay freeze during the worst cost-of-living crisis in decades".
The TSSA's General Secretary Manuel Cortes added: " We do not take this Action lightly. We would much rather find a fair negotiated solution to this now long-running dispute, but we simply have no choice. "
The Walk out comes ahead of two more strike days planned for October.
Services will be affected on Wednesday 5 October, when train drivers in the Aslef union walk out, and Saturday 8 October, due to industrial Action involving rail workers including signallers who are in the RMT.
Passengers hoping to travel on any of the upcoming strike days are asked " only to do so if absolutely necessary" Mr Haines said.
The Rail Delivery Group, representing train companies, called The Strikes " unnecessary and damaging" as they would disrupt people's plans, affect businesses and impact major events.
Delegates travelling to the Conservative Party conference and participants in will be among those affected by the disruption this weekend.
RMT General Secretary Mick Lynch recently met with new Transport Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan to discuss the dispute.
He Said he asked her to try and " unthaw" The Situation , saying: " We need to get The Thing out of Deep Freeze and get it on The Table so we can work through The Problem . "
Mr Lynch said at the weekend that Ms Trevelyan agreeing to talks was " a good start" as her predecessor Grant Shapps had repeatedly refused to meet the unions. But he added with no new offer being tabled, his members had no choice but to continue with strike Action .
Source of news: bbc.com
