New York – The month-long strike by New York City school bus drivers will apparently come to an end Friday night.
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WCBS TV is reporting that sources familiar with the negotiation told that the union has decided to end the strike.
There was a lot of rancorous rivalry between the city and the union regarding a list of employees that the union wanted used to outline who would have jobs if new bus companies were to take over routes currently operated by union members.
Right now, there is no word on whether that has been resolved, but the buses should start rolling again.
Good, another loss for the fat union bosses.
Putting my bad feelings towards blumberg aside, I’m happy that he succeeded with this one.
Is it a victory for NY over the union? The article doesn’t say if the city capitulated to their demands or not.
What started out as a great victory for America turned into a bunch of mafioso thugs protecting their own interests at the expense of their constituency. Labor unions turned out to be the doom of America. I am sure there are plenty of libs that will tell me to leave the country for saying so, don’t be naive!