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This past weekend severe and treacherous storms tore through Ontario and Quebec killing ten people. The storms caused serious damage to homes and communities where our ATU members live.
This past weekend severe and treacherous storms tore through Ontario and Quebec killing ten people. The storms caused serious damage to homes and communities where our ATU members live.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the ATU mourns the deaths of those 220 members who put their lives on the line as essential frontline workers during this global crisis.
While new patrols on LRT are a start, Edmonton Local says more safety measures are needed.
Local 1056-Queens, NY: New #MTA “Queens bus redesign” just makes no sense for riders and workers.
We congratulate the primary election victories of ATU-endorsed PA candidate for Gov. Josh Shapiro and PA State Rep. Austin Davis, proud son of an ATU Local 85-Pittsburgh, PA bus driver, for Lt. Governor.
The ATU is waging successful organizing campaigns to bring new members into our family.
Our frontline hero members are under attack. Our Union fought hard to pass the bipartisan Infrastructure law that ensures transit agencies track these assaults and establish safety committees to better protect workers and riders.
Ottawa Local calls out OC Transpo for failing to follow the negotiated and arbitrated process.
As the third and worst wave of the COVID-19 pandemic rages on in Ontario, ATU Local 113 demands that TTC management take the lead on pandemic safety and vaccination for workers to help stop the spread of this deadly virus. The Union delivered a banner petition signed by more than 7,000 members outside the TTC headquarters at a socially safe distanced protest
ATU NYC Locals 726-Staten Island, 1056-Flushing, 1179-Queens, and 1181-New York announce endorsement of Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams for NYC Mayor
Also in attendance were Senator Bob Casey, Rep. Conor Lamb (PA-17) and Local 85 member and bus operator Karima Howard.
Watch ATU Local 1555-Oakland, CA, Sister Yolanda Moreno on an AFL-CIO virtual event on fighting for safety and protections for frontline workers during the pandemic and the AFL-CIO’s annual Death on the Job report.