As VTA strike begins, Santa Clara County commuters seek alternate transit options
VTA’s final contract offer to workers last week included a wage increase of 9% over three years, keeping the employees as the second-highest paid in the Bay Area and the fifth-highest paid in the country. The union is seeking a 6% raise per year over three years and wants to add a clause guaranteeing arbitration for contract disputes.
The VTA workers strike in Santa Clara County entered its second day Tuesday with some 1,500 workers on the picket lines ...
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority is going to court in an effort to end a strike by more than 1,500 of its ...
For a second day in a row, many people in the South Bay will be forced to look for alternative transportation as VTA workers ...
Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority light rail and bus service is shut down Monday as more than 1,500 front line ...
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority is suing a local transit union to stop a historic strike in its tracks, and force workers back to their jobs.
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