VTA files legal action against union as strike hits second day
SAN JOSE — The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority filed a legal complaint Tuesday against Amalgamated Transit Union Local 265 for allegedly violating a “no strike” clause in their collective bargaining agreement as the union’s continued to push for higher wages and other benefits.
Vta Says Striking Transit Union Leaves Mediation Session
VTA, which scheduled mediation sessions on Thursday and Friday, said union negotiators left Friday's meeting with no resolution. "Nothing is scheduled, but the two sides could reconvene at any time," a VTA spokesman said late Friday. The two sides began negotiations in August 2024 to renew the union's three-year contract.
Mediation failed to end the VTA and ATU Local 265 strike, leaving 100,000 riders affected as the union fights for better ...
VTA officials said they plan to pursue Gov. Gavin Newsom's involvement for a possible 'cooling off period,' which could pause ...
The VTA workers strike in Santa Clara County entered its second day Tuesday with some 1,500 workers on the picket lines ...
VTA Sues Union to End Strike, Alleges Breach of "No Strike" Clause Amid San Jose Transit Disruptions
VTA sues ATU Local 265 to end strike, citing a "no strike" clause breach, while ongoing wage increase negotiations remain ...
Monday marks day one of a South Bay transit strike that stands to disrupt the commutes of more than 100,000 VTA riders.
VTA’s final contract offer to workers last week included a wage increase of 9% over three years, keeping the employees as the ...
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VTA files legal complaint over striking union’s alleged contract breachVTA has filed a legal complaint against its striking workers, claiming it’s a breach of contract.
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