From Hero to Zero! @MTA denies workers comp payments to hero @NYCTSubway train crew in 36 Street shooting @NYCMayor @GOVHochul @TWULocal100 #MTA #NYCT #NYC #NewYork
Conductor Raven Haynes details her experience during the incident at 36 street and how the MTA denied her comp payments. Conductor Haynes also details how the RTO administration left her out to dry after the cameras went off. Watch & Share!
How Tony Utano turned TWU Local 100 in a corporatist – yellow union. Here’s my response! #twulocal100 #mta
MTA Chief Customer Officer Sarah Meyer abruptly resigns from MTA amidst a racism and discrimination investigation. Here’s my response! #MTA #NYCT #workplacediscrimination
How to PASS the Bus Operator Dispatcher test with Euphemia Taylor #BusOperator #NYCT #Dispatchertest #MTA
It’s time to pressure your elected reps into demanding ACTUAL negotiations for the MTA to have the right to use cameras in our operating cabs! (It’s not just the R211s anymore)

Everyone knows the Taylor Law as the law which prohibits public employees from going on strike. However, the Taylor Law (officially known and the Public Employees Fair Employment Act) also demands that most aspects of employment, with few exceptions, be bargained with the union in order to fairly balance the state’s need to ensure the continuation of essential services with the employee’s right to an equitable relationship with the employer.
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