The deal means directly employed Eurostar staff will get a pay rise between 8% and 17% depending on their grade and role.
All staff will get a minimum uplift of £4,300 for everyone on £45,000 or below. Other measures included within the package are increases in travel benefits, 100% basic pay for weeks 27-40 of maternity leave and support for bringing in greater digital services.
RMT general secretary Mick Lynch said: "I congratulate our members on securing a negotiated settlement on pay and conditions. We have negotiated a settlement on pay, secured jobs and improved the conditions for our members."
Union agrees new Eurostar pay deal, but more strike action looms
Operators
Will Payne
13 July 2023
Railway workers on Eurostar have secured a pay deal following negotiations between RMT and the company’s management.
Eurostar launched rail services to the Netherlands in April 2018
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