New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet has accused the rail union of taking part in politics with its strikes, labelling yesterday's motion an "absolute shame".
"We had children who cannot get to high school, mother and father who cannot get to work, we've had small companies who've suffered considerably by means of this time period," he informed Immediately.
The Rail Tram and Bus Union has been working a collection of strikes in latest weeks or months over what they are saying are questions of safety for the brand new intercity fleet of trains.
"As I stated yesterday, we're drawing a line within the sand," Perrottet stated.
"The supply goes to the union for them to take to their members to vote on it, and within the meantime, if there may be any industrial motion on our community, we'll go to the Honest Work Fee to hunt to terminate the present settlement."
RBTU Secretary Alex Claassens stated yesterday there can be no main disruptions to the NSW community for the following two weeks.
Perrottet stated the federal government had agreed to shut to $1 billion of security modifications for the trains in query, however industrial motion had continued.
"So, I've made it very clear yesterday, if that strike motion continues, we is not going to be making any modifications to the inside metropolis fleet, and we can be making use of to the Honest Work Fee for the present settlement to be terminated," he stated.
Perrottet stated the union had responded to concessions by citing additional disputes.
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"Each step of the way in which, they've raised different points, together with not working the fleet, taking the trains off the tracks for scratches on home windows, or Coke cans tipping over on the trains," he stated.
"I believe everyone throughout NSW can see what the union is doing right here."
If the Honest Work Fee agrees to tear up the present settlement between the RBTU and the federal government, an impartial arbiter can be introduced in to resolve issues.