Sydney Metro trains are driverless, although customer service attendants work inside the trains and on station platforms
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Sydney commuters are facing more disruption just months after a deal was struck with heavy rail unions, but this time it is pay negotiations between metro workers and the network’s private operator that have broken down.
On Thursday the Fair Work Commission approved an application for a protected action ballot by Sydney Metro workers, who are represented by the Rail, Tram and Bus Union.
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