Amalgamated Transit Union

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Founded in 1892, the ATU works to promote transit issues and fights for the interests of its over 200,000 hard-working members in the U.S. and Canada.

Kudos to Rep. Chris Deluzio & Rep. Summer Lee for advocating for federal funding to boost & expand public transit in Pittsburgh. This investment is good for our Local 85-Pittsburgh, PA, members, our riders, & the community. #ourvoiceourpower #1u www.wtae.com/article/pitt...

PRT to receive nearly $83 million in federal funding for new "T" cars

Pittsburgh Regional Transit is getting more than $80 million in federal funds to help replace its 30-year-old light rail vehicles.

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We salute Local 279-Ottawa, ON, P/BA Noah Vineberg for fighting for a cure for cancer with his fundraising campaign for the Ottawa Hospital. He has been training for a Fight for the Cure boxing match on Oct. 3 in Ottawa. Best of luck Noah! #fightforcure fightforthecure.crowdchange.co/team/noahvin...

Noah Vineberg

Why I’m Fighting:  On October 3rd, I’ll be stepping into the ring for Fight for the Cure — an opportunity I’m proud to take on and one I don’t take lightly.I’m part of an incredible group of...

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Welcome to Washington, DC, to our Union’s newest Local officers! An educated union leader is a powerful leader, that’s why International President John Costa spoke to attendees about his career and experience as a new officer and

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More than 90 golfers from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Washington, DC, hit the course for the New Jersey State Council's annual golf outing, and International President John Costa was proud to be right there with them, raising funds for transit workers.

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Growing apprenticeships means growing opportunity for transit workers. International President John Costa joined a labor-management meeting at our Local 1091 Union Hall in Austin to talk about the Apprenticeship Building America (ABA) grant,

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At today's DNC Labor Committee panel, International President John Costa, a DNC Super Delegate, stood with Local 1091 President/Business Agent Brent Payne to talk about Austin, where more than 75 percent of CapMetro transit workers can't afford to live in the city they serve.

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