Strike ends; SEPTA, union sign deal…
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What a joke. 7 mil from the state to pay signing bonuses. That pi$$e$ me off. Call a strike, get an extra $1250. Talk about rewarding bad behavior.
Nice to see they also got "fair" increases. This at a time when they should be lucky to have a job, or a job that hasn't cut pay and benefits. Rather, they get pay raises, plus more benefits.
more money when everyone else is having to do with less…
unions were necessary over 100 years ago, now they are going to take a huge part in the destruction of our country
The front page of today's Inky covers Septa's proposed 2010 far hike! What a disaster! SEPTA should have dismissed all of the striking workers and offered the jobs (with necessary training) to the 10.5% of the Philly region who are currently in the unemployment line.