Members of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1005 will continue voting Monday on a ?restructured final offer? from Metro Transit, which operates the public bus system. If the offer is turned down, the Executive Board will have the authority to set a strike date.
Voting took place Sunday at the Minneapolis Convention Center and continues Monday until 5 p.m. in the union?s office at the Minneapolis Labor Center.
Key issues include rising health care costs, especially for family coverage. On Jan. 22, members voted down a previous offer by 96 percent. The restructured offer was presented to the union Jan. 30.
Local 1005 represents about 2,000 Metro Transit employees, including drivers, mechanics and administrative employees.
For more information
Visit the ATU Local 1005 website, www.atu1005.com
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Members of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1005 will continue voting Monday on a ?restructured final offer? from Metro Transit, which operates the public bus system. If the offer is turned down, the Executive Board will have the authority to set a strike date.
Voting took place Sunday at the Minneapolis Convention Center and continues Monday until 5 p.m. in the union?s office at the Minneapolis Labor Center.
Key issues include rising health care costs, especially for family coverage. On Jan. 22, members voted down a previous offer by 96 percent. The restructured offer was presented to the union Jan. 30.
Local 1005 represents about 2,000 Metro Transit employees, including drivers, mechanics and administrative employees.
For more information
Visit the ATU Local 1005 website, www.atu1005.com
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