The PATH Labor Council, which represents workers who run the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s commuter railroad, took its eight-year-old contract case directly to the agency’s Board of Commissioners at its June 27 public meeting.
The unions charged they were stood up by Gary Dellaverson, the Port Authority’s outside labor counsel, at three separate meetings in Washington D.C. with the National Mediation Board.
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