Transport for Wales has agreed a pay deal with rail unions worth 4.5%. The agreement is for nine months from last July.
In a statement released on Friday, the not-for-profit organisation, which is wholly owned by the Welsh Government, said it understands its responsibility to deliver for all in Wales, especially during the cost-of-living crisis. The overall deal includes a base line pay increase of around 4.5% with different parts of the organisation subject to different pay models.
The news comes as the rail unions continue to be embroiled in a dispute over pay, jobs and conditions with other train operators.
