Nearly 100 members from Transport Workers Union Local 100’s Progressive Action and Transport Workers United factions teamed up to stage a protest before the Sept. 25 Metropolitan Transportation Authority board meeting to blast the agency for blaming employee overtime costs for its fiscal crisis.
The TWU and the MTA are in the early stages of contract talks to replace a pact that expired May 15.
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