Several hundred members of the unions that run the Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) commuter railroad connecting New York and New Jersey recently took their case for a new contract directly to commuters with a picket at the Grove Street Station in Jersey City.
The PATH Labor Council, which includes 8 of the 10 unions that represent 1,200 workers, is subject to the provisions of the National Railway Labor Act and its contracts don’t lapse, instead remaining in effect until a new pact is reached.
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