A possible SamTrans sick-out did not materialize Monday, and employees reported to work in scheduled numbers amid a contract dispute, the transit agency said.
SamTrans on Friday said the union representing 400 drivers and other workers — ATU Local 1574 — rejected a three-year contract proposal on Aug. 14. As a result, there was concern those union members would participate in a sick-out that would have had an impact on service.
But the sick-out never materialized Monday, and SamTrans spokesperson said the agency is not expecting any service disruptions Monday or Tuesday.
Ginger Conejero Saab has the full report in the video above.
Source: NBC Bay Area
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