MOW union demanding more safety precautions at Union Pacific

MOW union demanding more safety precautions at Union Pacific during pandemic, but judge rules it can't strike


MOW union demanding more safety precautions at Union Pacific during pandemic, but judge rules it can’t strike Written by Bill Wilson, Editor-in-Chief
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A federal judge is rejecting a strike order by one of Union Pacific’s bigger unions. The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees Division threatened to walk off the job last month due to COVID-19 safety concerns, but those plans have been derailed.
Saying the pandemic was not “a work-specific safety concern,” Judge Brian Buescher says the union needs to address its demands with Union Pacific directly via contract negotiations. The union wants the Class 1 company to strengthen COVID-19 safety protocols in the workplace, and also is seeking full-time pay if workers have to be quarantined.

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