Contract Talks Continue Nearly 2 Months Into Strike at U.S. Locomotive Plant
Some 1,400 people walked off the job.
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Some 1,400 people walked off the job.
The Erie County executive said he was concerned Wabtec may be considering a plant closure and outsourcing of its operations.
After a bargaining session on Thursday, Wabtec Corp. reached a tentative agreement with striking workers from the United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America union (UE), at its Erie
Contract negotiations between the country’s largest locomotive manufacturer and its striking unions are continuing in Erie, Pennsylvania, nearly two months after some 1,400 workers walked off the job. The session
ERIE (TNS) — Erie County’s third largest employer could end manufacturing operations at its sprawling rail plant if a new labor agreement is not reached with some 1,400 striking union