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News, Press Releases - Friday, February 26, 2010 22:31 - 1 Comment
ATU Local 241 lawsuit filings against CTA now complete
ATU Attorney Joe Pass says CTA management is “untrustworthy,” considers additional action
At a news conference Wednesday at ATU Local 241 headquarters, Local 241 attorney Joe Pass stated the union’s intent to file a series of lawsuits against the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) to be completed by end of this week.
Those filings are now complete.
The lawsuits, which range from a class-action grievance aimed at CTA employee relations, a federal suit for violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act, and a state lawsuit filed in Cook County to enforce 10 contract agreements, the Union claims the CTA has refused to honor and abide. Full Press Release…
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