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On March 11th, ATU-757 Vice-President Henry Beasley drove to Salem with members that had been affected by violence directed towards them while on the job.Shoutout to Brother Sean, a TriMet bus operator, for being an all-around amazing human. When his uncle passed away, Sean decided to gift his late uncle’s electric mobility device to one of his regular riders who was using a manual wheelchair. He noticed how exhausted the rider seemed after a long day and wanted to help out.Stand Up for Transit Operators—Support Senate Bill 1124 Today! ATU 757 is championing Senate Bill 1124, a vital piece of legislation that will protect transit operators on the job by closing a dangerous gap in current law.
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As we enter the new year, I hope that you enjoyed a wonderful holiday season and are prepared to move forward into the new year! Here's a friendly reminder: If you need help, get in touch with your union representative promptly. We are available to support our members by offering useful guidance or resources to address any issues before they escalate into disciplinary matters. Don’t wait until it’s too late to reach out. I also want to remind you of the advancements in technology within our city transit vehicles, school buses, and paratransit services. This evolving technology is capable of monitoring speed, location, braking patterns, and potentially identifying unsafe driving habits, with the potential for further developments in the future.
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Congratulations to our Local 697-Toledo, OH, members on their strong new contract. Local 1287-Kansas City, MO, rally pressures City Council to consider robust funding for KCATA. King County Safety Task Force our Local 587-Seattle, WA, pushed for in wake of stabbing death of Brother Yim holds first meeting. Bus strike looms as Brampton transit workers reject contract offer Our ATU family is continuing to grow! Battlefords Transit System employees vote to unionize. 
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