Sydney rail unions withdrew more than 350 work bans on 22 January 2025, giving commuters relief.
Key Facts
- When: 22 January 2025
- More than 350 work bans withdrawn
- The government dropped its Fair Work case
- Premier: Chris Minns
- The ETU kept some action at first
What Happened
The NSW Government had asked the Fair Work Commission to stop the action. It dropped that case after the bans were lifted, the ABC reported.
Minns said: “I believe we have a strong case.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What did the unions do?
Withdrew more than 350 work bans.
Why?
The dispute was before the Fair Work Commission.
Was it over?
Not fully, talks continued.
Conclusion
Commuters got a break, but the pay dispute went on.
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