Transportation/Trucking — January 15, 2010
HandyDART accepts Vince Ready's binding arbitration decision
MVT looks forward to working with employees to provide great service for customers
"In the interest of serving our passengers, MVT and the ATU agreed to binding arbitration and today we have received
MVT and the ATU had been in negotiations since
In an effort to resolve the outstanding issues, both parties agreed to have
"We are happy that an agreement has been reached which includes the municipal pension plan as well as increases of 16 to 18 per cent over the next four years for all of our employees," said Siragusa. "We know this has been difficult for many of our employees and we look forward to working with them to provide the caring service our passengers have come to expect," added Siragusa.
MVT's HandyDART service provides transportation to customers who are unable to use public transit without assistance, including many seniors, the seriously ill and persons with cognitive or physical disabilities. HandyDART is the only means of transportation for many of its customers.
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