Mick Lynch compares proposed anti-strike laws to 'oppressive regimes like China'
Daily MailUnder-fire Mick Lynch today compared the Government's proposed anti-strike laws to Communist China and Putin's Russia as he accused ministers of trying to 'conscript' workers to cross picket lines - as the RMT boss desperately tries to shore up support for his latest round of unpopular walkouts. A deserted Euston station in London amid a wave of fresh rail strikes Under-fire Mick Lynch today compared the Government's proposed anti-strike laws to Communist China and Putin's Russia In an interview with ITV's Lorraine earlier today, Mr Lynch denied claims that rail workers are paid more than £50,000 a year. Defending the new walkouts, Mr Lynch told Lorraine: 'The vast majority of our people that we're negotiating for in Network Rail. Seventy-five per cent of our members in the train operators are below 32,000 - that's for 24/7 working in all weathers across the calendar year' A noticeboard in Euston station warning of industrial action this week 'We can get there with them on that.