VTA offers new contract, but union demands more
The VTA had offered a compromise of a 10.5 percent raise over three years, and language for arbitration that both sides agreed to. The union was supposed to vote on this new contract Saturday, with union leaders urging their workers to vote a unanimous “no” because they said they’d hit a “deadlock” with the transit agency.
We’ve been saying we do want to come back to work, and when we do come back to work, we want it to be free from retaliation, ...
The City of Mobile is getting ready for the possibility of WAVE Transit bus drivers going on strike. The local chapter of the ...
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The chamber launched the MoGo program last year, contracting with Via Transportation, with a focus on helping workers get to ...
Tens of thousands of transit riders will remain without bus and light rail service as unionized workers rejected the latest ...
According to Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority, union leaders said their concerns were "not about money." ...
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Santa Clara County union leaders skeptical over new VTA contractThe VTA board of directors Sunday approved a revised offer in an effort to get striking workers off the picket line and back ...
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The union representing Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority workers has postponed a vote, hoping for a better offer from the agency Sunday. The VTA board will host a special closed-session ...
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