RMT members vote for national rail strike over pay

RMT members vote for national rail strike over pay; ENGLAND: London: INT Interior of room where RMT union bosses meet ahead of strike action B/W Photographs on wall Signed boxing glove displayed on wall Piece of paper covered in doodles on table Close shot doodle 'Yawn' Close shot doodling 'Big Balls' Mick Cash (General Secretary, RMT) interview SOT - As it stands, as we sit here now, there will be a rail strike unless Network Rail listen to their employees and our members / we're talking about all our members in Network Rail going on strike on the signalling side and maintenance side, it will have a major impact / [on whether it would shut down the system] I would think it would yes EXT High angle view of train along tracks High angle view of train along Wide shot two trains at railway station platforms Wide shot trains along outside station PAN Reporter to camera INT Sajid Javid MP (Business Secretary) interview SOT - We'll be changing strike laws, we made that clear before the election, it's in our manifesto / we want 50 percent of eligible voters to take part when a ballot actually takes place and we want to make sure that when it's an essential service, like transport, that at least 40 percent of those voting are supporting strike action Mick Cash (General Secretary, RMT) interview SOT - It's a clear message to Network Rail, they're the people we're negotiating with / we're negotiating with Network Rail as we've been trying to for the last 6 months / what we need now is Network Rail to get back around the negotiating table EXT High angle view of train along tracks Wide shot train at platform and commuters along platform Dr Steve Coulter (European Institute, LSE) interview SOT INT Interior of room where RMT union bosses meet ahead of strike action Signed boxing glove on wall Close shot signed boxing glove on wall