Metro Transit workers stage rally in effort to win new contract
More than 90% of organized workers rejected the transit agency's one-year contract offer in September.
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Essential workers who depend on public transit fear BART service cuts
Without BART, Kamyah Moses takes three buses and 45 minutes longer to get from her home in Oakland’s Fruitvale neighborhood to her job as a froster at Nothing Bundt Cakes in Emeryville. One day, five buses passed because they were already too full ...
· www.msn.com80,000 furloughed as bus industry grinds to a halt
Georgia Coach Lines, is one of thousands of small, family-owned bus companies across the US, urging Congress to approve immediate aid. Unlike the airlines or Amtrak, the motorcoach industry hasn't received any funding from the $2.2 trillion CARES Act ...
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ATU condemns fatal shooting of Baltimore bus driver as COVID-19 pandemic rages on
Calls on Congress to pass of Transit Worker and Pedestrian Protection Act
·International Vice President Ray Rivera Retires
·ATU applauds $32 billion for transit in updated Heroes Act, calls for critical funding for hard hit school bus and motor coach industries
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