Train drivers in Scotland have voted to simply accept a pay supply from ScotRail.

The deal signifies that drivers will see a 5% fundamental pay enhance for 2023/24, backdated to 1 April, with an additional 1% rise from 1 October.

Union ASLEF stated its members at ScotRail voted 75% in favour of the deal.

Kevin Lindsay, ASLEF's Scottish organiser, stated: "This is a resounding vote in favour of accepting the improved pay offer and it shows the importance of a positive approach to industrial relations.

"It is now excessive time that the Rail Delivery Group and the Tory authorities do the identical in England and negotiate respectfully and with a willingness to pay our members what they want and deserve."

ASLEF members have been carrying out overtime bans as a part of a UK-wide pay dispute.

Earlier his summer season, each RMT and Unite unions - which characterize conductors, engineers, ticket examiners, station employees and others - accepted the same supply.

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David Simpson, ScotRail service supply director, stated the ASLEF deal would assist ship "more certainty" on the nation's railways.

He added: "The focus of everyone at ScotRail is on delivering a safe, reliable, and green service for our customers.

"We are grateful to our commerce union colleagues for his or her constructive method to negotiations, which has resulted in a well-deserved pay enhance for our employees, whereas delivering worth for the taxpayer within the difficult monetary setting wherein the railway operates."