Overview
- The overtime ban is expected to trigger cancellations in the run-up to the one-day walkout.
- Most or all CrossCountry trains are likely to be cancelled on the strike day across its Birmingham New Street–centred network connecting Scotland, England and Wales, with knock-on effects possible for other operators.
- Aslef alleges the company has broken agreements and misused grievance and discipline procedures.
- The ballot covered 632 members, delivering a 9:1 vote to strike on an 83% turnout, with 96% backing other forms of action.
- CrossCountry’s managing director said the company is disappointed by the action and remains available for talks to reach an agreement.