NYC Transit boss Crichlow lambasts transit union-backed effort to maintain two-person train crews

amNewYork·Mar 24

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A transit union is backing an effort to maintain two-person train crews, which has been met with criticism from the NYC Transit boss. The state Senate and Assembly have passed a bill supporting this effort, but the status of contract talks between the transit workers union and the MTA is unclear, with the two sides having differing views. The transit workers union has also expressed dissatisfaction with the MTA's initial contract demands.

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