Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves told Talk TV there is still solidarity between trade unions and unions. However, Leeds West MP argued that this did not include members of theShadowCabinet "picking".
The former Bank of England economist has argued that her focus is on shaping the policies of the next Labor government, not 'fanning the flames'.
Mr. Reeves, who previously worked as an economist at the British Embassy in Washington, also suggested that it was necessary to "bring the parties together" to get a "fair" result.
14} She said: "My focus will be on devising policies for the next Labor government and helping resolve disputes, not fanning the flames as this government is keen to do.""In my view there is no need to picket, but instead work to bring the parties together in order to get a fair result for those working in the railway sector and elsewhere." You need to do.
"But it is also fair to those who use and depend on these services.
"Of course I support the right to strike.
"The Labor Party was formed by our trade unions. We were part of the same movement.
"And we wanted the same solutions.
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A trade union official told The Times that Ms Nandi's decision to endorse the CWU was a no-brainer for the 2020 Labor leadership nominees. There is a lot of support from the unions if they decide to run for election.
Sources say:
Monthly members of the Shadow Cabinet are strongly discouraged from joining the picket line.
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Just a few days ago Ms Nandi's statement of solidarity with the CWU Shadow Transport Minister (RMT) was sacked by Lord Kiel after appearing on the picket line.
Labor sources claimed that he, who previously worked for the TSSA Railroad Union, was dismissed by the Ilford South MP for making unauthorized media appearances and taking collective responsibility.
Some 40,000 of her RMT members are scheduled to walk Thursday and Saturday in a wage dispute.
Network Rail, along with services operated by Chiltern Railways, Cross Country Trains, Greater Anglia, LNER, East Midlands Railways, c2c, Great Western Railways, Northern Trains, South Eastern and South Western Railways, have been on strike. to be influenced. , Transpennine Express, Avanti West Coast and West Midlands Trains.
A similar strike last month left most of the UK rail network with very limited service.
