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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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ATU International News Feed
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Local 689-Washington, DC, slams WMATA for failing to fix essential radio communications necessary for worker safety.
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Congratulations to our Local 689 WeDriveU MetroAccess workers for securing a strong contract.
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Local 618-Providence, RI, joins with riders to call on Governor McKee to find funding to stave off sweeping transit cuts for sake of our communities.
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Our Local 618-Providence, RI, is pushing back on proposed service cuts and potential layoffs of our members.
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Our Local 107-Hamilton, ON, is appalled by this hiring at DART and demands an investigation immediately.
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Our Local 998-Milwaukee, WI, members have rejected the MCTS contact offer, Local plans to reach out to agency to continue negotiations.
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Good news in Milwaukee, WI, as our Local 998-Milwaukee, WI, reached a tentative deal, members to vote on deal soon.
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Local 1546-Baton Rouge, LA, slams CATS for “systemic failure" of safety.
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We stand with our Local 998-Milwaukee, WI, members in their fight for a fair and just contract.
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ATU Local 587 and Metro put safety first as Task Force reconvenes
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