The union that represents the 140 Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Police Sergeants and Lieutenants claims that TBTA management is trying to break the small union by enticing members to take promotions to Captain, a management position, while it refuses to negotiate seriously to replace a contract that expired in 2012.
The TBTA, a subsidiary of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, oversees the operation of seven city bridges and two tunnels. The TBTA Superior Officers Benevolent Association members supervises oversee a force of about 400 Police Offficers who since 9/11 have increasingly focused on counter-terrorism in addition to its traditional traffic-control and first-responder duties.
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