<sod > Chaos: The announcement comes hours after commuters faced rush hour chaos yesterday (at Ilford station, above) as Tube workers carried out a 24-hour strike on the Central line 'Our dispute is about taking action to haul back the cuts machine and put safety back at the top of the agenda. The union remains available for further serious talks.' Transport for London has been contacted for comment by MailOnline this afternoon. Earlier this week, members of the RMT who work on the Central line walked out from 9pm on Wednesday in a dispute over the 'forced displacement' of staff.< eod>< sod >  Chaos: The announcement comes hours after commuters faced rush hour chaos yesterday (at Ilford station, above) as Tube workers carried out a 24-hour strike on the Central line 'RMT members on the London Underground stations see day in and day out the toxic impact of the job cuts programme and they are reporting back that it is horrific. 'It has now also been shown that at management level there is agreement with the union that the cuts have been a disastrous mistake. 'With the constant overcrowding on stations and platforms it is only a matter of time before there is a major tragedy if we don't act decisively.  'Our dispute is about taking action to haul back the cuts machine and put safety back at the top of the agenda. The union remains available for further serious talks.' TSSA general secretary Manuel Cortes said: 'Our negotiating team has been having talks with London Underground at Acas during the past fortnight. 'On Monday, we will be meeting with our LU workplace representatives to discuss the outcome of these discussions and decide our next steps. Until then, we will be making no further comment.' Transport for London has been contacted for comment by MailOnline this afternoon.   Earlier this week, members of the RMT who work on the Central line walked out from 9pm on Wednesday in a dispute over the 'forced displacement' of staff.< eod>