VTA union postpones vote pending new offer as strike continues
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.
According to Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority, union leaders said their concerns were "not about money." ...
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The initiative comes in response to a series of traumatic incidents, including the murder of a transit operator in December.
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Workers at one of the Bay Area’s largest transit agencies are continuing to strike for a second week over wage disputes. The ...
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