The Rail Delivery Group makes an offer to the RMT union in the ongoing dispute over pay and conditions.
The group called on the union to avoid "upsetting the travel plans of millions and cause real hardship for businesses which depend on Christmas custom".
"If approved by the RMT, implementation could be fast-tracked to ensure staff go into Christmas secure in the knowledge that they will receive this enhanced pay award early in the New Year alongside a guarantee of job security until April 2024."
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