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NJ Transit, engineers reach deal to end strike; trains run again Tuesday
The union, known as BLET, was seeking pay comparable to the wages made by engineers at other nearby railroads, including Long Island Rail Road. NJ Transit, which has long had shaky finances, was trying to avoid blowing a hole in its own budget.
The longer New Jersey Transit engineers are off the job, the more businesses that rely on commuters will suffer.
The workers are striking because of a pay dispute: BLET argues NJ Transit’s wage proposal puts them below their peers at ...
Many commuters, however, said they would rather just work from home. Business owners near NJ Transit stations face decreased sales Those commuters are not just getting to work, they keep ...
A possible strike against New Jersey Transit by the engineers' union could lead to a shutdown of NJ Transit train lines, ...
Gov. Philip D. Murphy said the transit agency was eager to reach a deal with engineers whose walkout has caused disruptions ...
Residents of South and Central New Jersey and Pennsylvania are scrambling for travel options after NJ Transit engineers walked off the job. A suspended service notice is displayed on a screen in ...
Unfortunately for some Shakira fans, the impact of a possible NJ Transit strike will be felt soon. On Monday, NJ Transit announced it would not provide train or bus service to MetLife ...
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