Labor/Employment
Nov. 20, 2013
Push to ban transit strikes fraught with obstacles
As the Bay Area continues to absorbs the shockwaves caused by labor negotiations in two of its main commuter transit systems, some are calling for the state Legislature to ban transit strikes altogether.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The possibility of a third Bay Area Regional Transit strike this year loomed Monday after yet another impasse in negotiations between workers and BART's board of directors. As the Bay Area continues to absorbs the shockwaves caused by labor negotiations in two of its main commuter transit systems, some are calling for the state Legislature to ban transit strikes altogether. The tentative contract reached b...
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