New Jersey Transit and a union representing its rail engineers will have more time to work out a labor dispute under an executive order President Joe Biden signed Wednesday.
Thursday, July 25, 2024 1:48AM
Within two months, the board will get settlement dispute offers from both sides and then write to the president selecting an offer deemed to be most reasonable, according to the White House. The report isn't binding, but the party whose offer is not selected would be prohibited by law from receiving certain benefits if there's a strike, the White House said.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen and the union's national president released a statement after the executive order:
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