Negotiations continue as 2 SEPTA unions, Philadelphia city workers threaten to strike
SEPTA spokesperson Andrew Busch said the next session between SEPTA and TWU Local 34 is Wednesday, which means there's no immediate threat of a strike by those workers on Tuesday or Wednesday morning. SEPTA has met with both unions, Busch said, adding that the sessions are separate, "but they're kind of happening in parallel."
Plus, Penn vending machines now give out Narcan, emergency birth control, and sleep masks.
The proposed fare increases aims to restore SEPTA’s financial standing after negative effects from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The state has not offered a sustainable source of funding to meet the transit agency’s $240 million budget gap.
Negotiators for Transport Workers Union Local 234 and SEPTA management continue to meet about a new contract, without much ...
SMART Local 1594 is demanding bulletproof glass and a stronger police presence on suburban buses but claims SEPTA​ is ...
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