British Train Drivers Set to Vote on New Pay Deal

British train drivers are to vote on a new pay proposal, which aims to resolve a prolonged dispute and numerous strikes. The proposal, recommended by the ASLEF trade union, outlines a series of pay increases over three years.

British train drivers are nearing the resolution of a long-standing conflict, as they prepare to vote on a new pay deal. The government announced this development on Wednesday, hailing it as a 'major breakthrough.'

The ASLEF trade union, representing the drivers, has recommended the offer, which includes a 5% pay rise for 2022/23, 4.75% for 2023/24, and 4.5% for 2024/25.

The vote is seen as a significant step forward in ending the series of disruptive strikes that have plagued the country's rail network.

(With inputs from agencies.)