SEPTA’s railroad engineers authorized a strike, which could
start as early as June 14, unless President Obama appoints a board to
investigate the ongoing labor dispute.
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that the union voted by a
166-2 margin to approve a strike. More than 400 engineers and electrical
workers could strike when a 30-day cooling off period ends June 14 but it would
be delayed by 240 if President Obama appoints a board to investigate the labor
dispute.
Source: Philadelphia
Business Journal
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