Negotiations between the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and Transport Workers Union 100 resumed Nov. 27, nearly two weeks after face-to-face talks imploded 48 hours after they began.
“MTA Chairman Pat Foye reached out to me yesterday [Nov. 26] and asked that we go into Executive Session to try and reach agreement on a new contract. I have accepted,” said Local 100 President Tony Utano. “The 40,000 hardworking men and women who move 8 million people a day by subway and bus deserve a fair contract.”
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