Rail passengers face a third consecutive day of travel disruption on Thursday due to strikes by rail workers across the UK. And laws imposing minimum service levels during strikes could backfire on the Government by prompting workers to stage longer periods of industrial action, according to Aself General Secretary Mick Whelan.Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is reportedly considering measures which could allow employers to sue unions and sack workers if they did not provide a certain level of service

Rail passengers face a third consecutive day of travel disruption on Thursday due to strikes by rail workers across the UK. And laws imposing minimum service levels during strikes could backfire on the Government by prompting workers to stage longer periods of industrial action, according to Aself General Secretary Mick Whelan.Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is reportedly considering measures which could allow employers to sue unions and sack workers if they did not provide a certain level of service.