(Reuters) – British railway workers union RMT said on Wednesday it would take strike action against 14 train operating companies in early November after the country’s rail industry body failed to present new offers on pay, jobs and working conditions. The walkout will take place on Nov. 3 and 5, the union said. “Despite repeated negotiations, the Rail Delivery Group has failed to offer RMT members any offer on pay, jobs and conditions,” RMT said in a statement. It added that the industry body has been “completely unreasonable” throughout the dispute by not offering the union’s members any deal…