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GMB Union has today [Thursday 22 January] reacted to news that TfL has initiated a Goodwill Payment Scheme for those drivers impacted by licence processing delays.
The scheme does not preclude future legal action, and GMB continues to investigate the possibility of bringing a claim for compensation on behalf of affected members.
Steve Garelick, GMB Regional Organiser, said:
“The Goodwill Payment Scheme will go some way to addressing the financial impact of the licensing delays on drivers.
“Since our initial engagement on behalf of affected members, we are pleased that TfL has taken this positive step.
“As the largest union for private hire and taxi drivers, we have consistently advocated for our members on this issue.
“We would like to thank TfL for working constructively with us, first to deal with the delays and now to provide a goodwill payment.
“We are particularly pleased that the scheme recognises the impact on those drivers who faced longer delays.”
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