Two planned 24-hour strikes by London Underground train drivers this week have been called off, a union representing the workers said on Monday.
The suspension comes after the employer, Transport for London, allowed further negotiations over planned changes to employee working hours, the RMT union said in its statement, adding that the dispute was not resolved yet.
(Reporting by Muvija M）
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