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The early part of january. ambulance workers in england and wales are taking partial action on december 21st and 28th, but life—threatening calls wont be affected. many nurses will strike on 15th and 20th of december, but only for certain roles. royal mail workers are striking on these days, with a focus on the 14th and 15th and 23rd and 24th december. workers for some bus operators will strike on these dates, on friday and saturday over the next two weeks. and highway workers will take action...

Chatham Area Transit will host on-site job interviews every Friday, starting on November 11th. The interviews will take place from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at CAT Central located at 900 E. Gwinnett St. This is one of the latest strategies CAT is doing to hire and fill open positions ranging from bus operators

Long-distance bus operators such as Intercape have identified this province as the epicentre of taxi violence and intimidation against their drivers and those they seek to transport. Intercape alone reported 70 cases of violence and intimidation against its drivers and passengers over just a single year.

Not only do bus operators need better pay, but they need to be treated with dignity and respect, and they need flexibility in their work along with opportunities for advancement.

New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli announced today the following audits have been issued.

For most of 2022, Virginia’s largest public transportation provider has struggled to staff its dozens of routes — at one point even facing a dearth of over 100 drivers in order to offer full service to the region of 1.8 million people. Now the agency is looking at several solutions at once.

Driver shortages continue to take a toll on KCATA, but the union representing those drivers says they will likely vote "yes" on a new agreement between them and KCATA.

People travel anywhere and a similar scheme coming into effect in greater manchester from tomorrow, single aduu manchester from tomorrow, single adult fares for £2, and children per mac fares for £1, so why the delay in the introduction and the rest of england? the government says that it takes time to work with the bus operators, around 90% of operators are on board, the whole scheme will cost around £60 million across the country, that is to help subsidise the fares because just because the...

With DART's redesigned bus network providing greater frequency and longer hours, as well as better access to jobs, DART is hiring passionate and motivated bus...

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