In Transit Magazine
In Transit is the flagship, quarterly magazine of the Amalgamated Transit Union, covering labor and transit news from the United States and Canada, the activities of the International Union, and feature stories about local unions and members.
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New MCTS Apprenticeship Program Seeks Stronger Workforce
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We are shocked and deeply saddened by the tragic accident that killed one of our Local 1778-Lansing, MI, members.
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Our Local 726-Staten Island, NY, calls on the MTA to open another bus depot to address the congestion.
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The Last Thing US Transit Agencies Should Do Now
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Our Chicago Locals call on state legislators to ensure our members and riders are safe on our transit systems.
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Congratulations to our Local 1005 Rochester Public Transit ZIPS members on ratifying their strong new contract.
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Our Local 770-Mobile, AL, Wave Members Reach Contract, But Fight Goes On.
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Our Local 1546 Central and Zachary School bus members are united in their demands for contractor First Student to improve working conditions for the safety of our students.
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Our transit systems and federal agencies need to better protect our riders and members.
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AC Transit should be investing in service for riders and better working conditions for our members not a double dipping former General Manager.
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