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Potential Metro-North strike averted after MTA, workers reach tentative agreement
If ratified, the retroactive agreement would give about 600 mechanics, inspectors, and others nearly 10% raises.
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Catalina Gonella
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'It Was An Attempted Murder': Subway Conductor Stabbed In The Bronx
Police have arrested a 20-year-old man for allegedly stabbing an MTA conductor multiple times in the Bronx this weekend.
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Jake Offenhartz
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UPDATE: What To Expect For Tonight's Hotly Anticipated Post-Derailment Rush Hour
In the infamous words of the MTA, "allow additional travel time."
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Emma Whitford
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Transit Workers Union Announces Tentative 11th Hour Agreement With MTA
The contract will be presented to the executive board meeting tomorrow, and employees will vote on it within the next two weeks.
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Rebecca Fishbein
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[Update] When A Bus Driver Kills A Pedestrian, MTA Union Blames A Streetlight
The Post also notes the victim, who had the right of way, had methadone in his system.
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Nathan Tempey
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NYC Bus Drivers Blame Buses For Pedestrian Deaths
"The notion that you have to lock up bus drivers, simply because they’re involved in an accident, is just plain wrong."
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Gothamist Staff
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Guess What: LIRR Union HATES Transit Workers Union Deal With Cuomo
The average transit worker salary will be $75,000, according to one analysis of the deal.
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Ben MIller
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Video: Man Who Works Underground In Tiny Box With No Sunlight Finally Snaps
Stephen Herbert, an agent at the West 4th Street station, allegedly brushed off a woman in her eighties who was trying to purchase a senior card.
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Christopher Robbins
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Was Ex-MTA Chairman Snubbed By Mayoral Transit Forum Organizers?
Former MTA Commissioner Joe Lhota was nowhere to be seen at last night's mass transit panel for mayoral candidates. Did the TWU purposefully snub Lhota? Or does Lhota's campaign have some serious organizational issues?
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Ben Yakas
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TWU: MTA's "Not Gonna Save Anybody" From Dying On The Tracks
"Everything [the MTA has] told you is obfuscation and pie-in-the-sky...They're not gonna save anybody. They walked out of here with no plan to stop anybody from dying this week, next week, or next year."
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Ben Yakas
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