CrossCountry rail workers will walk out on strike on Saturday, April 13 in a union recognition dispute.
Some 800 employees who are part of the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union will walk out, including those in supervisory and clerical roles.
As per RMT, the company, which is owned by Arriva, has excluded the union from talks on pay and policy.
“CrossCountry’s refusal to guarantee our representation of members in negotiations is a disgrace and will not be tolerated,” RMT boss Mick Lynch said.
“Bosses cannot dictate who RMT members are represented by or be allowed to rip up long-standing agreements.
“Therefore, our whole membership in CrossCountry will take strike action on April 13 and our industrial campaign will continue until we reach a resolution.”