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Potential strike looming as negotiations reach an impasse, threatening service beginning May 16.
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Summary
Negotiations between the M.T.A. and unions have reached an impasse, threatening a strike on America's busiest passenger rail service. Long Island Rail Road workers could begin a walkout on May 16 if a deal is not reached.
Key Facts
- •The M.T.A. and unions have reached an impasse in negotiations.[1]confirmed
- •Workers could shut down the Long Island Rail Road beginning May 16 if no deal is reached.[1]confirmed
[1] NYT Homepage
Locations
New York CityUnited States, New York
40.71, -74.01Long IslandUnited States, New York
40.82, -73.25Sources (1)
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Negotiations between the M.T.A. and unions have reached an impasse, threatening a strike on America's busiest passenger rail service. Long Island Rail Road workers could begin a walkout on May 16 if a deal is not reached.
- • The M.T.A. and unions have reached an impasse in negotiations.
- • Workers could shut down the Long Island Rail Road beginning May 16 if no deal is reached.