The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has embarked on an aggressive two-track strategy to inoculate its 70,000-member workforce against the coronavirus, even as it concedes that the lack of a sufficient supply of the vaccine will extend the process for "several months."
The roll-out, in cooperation with Transport Workers Union Local 100, came after Governor Cuomo's decision to expand access to the vaccine Jan. 11 beyond front line health-care workers.
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