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With the new trains being built for faster, more reliable service across the country, California and Amtrak have agreed to cooperate on many designs to produce trains that could operate on both coasts. California is planning a 220-m.p.h. high-speed line to operate between San Francisco and Los Angeles, with the first 130-mile segment currently scheduled
Read moreThe U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has signed an accord with BNSF Railway Co., announcing BNSF’s voluntary revision of several personnel policies that OSHA alleged violated the whistleblower provisions of the Federal Railroad Safety Act and dissuaded workers from reporting on-the-job injuries. FRSA’s Section 20109 protects railroad workers from retaliation for,
Read moreSecretary Solis has been an unwavering champion of workers’ rights and their safety on the job. Her dedication to the working men and women across this country define her legacy. Her leadership and commitment to protect and grow the middle class and making sure our government is on the side of working people will be
Read moreIn 2012 TCU had winners in both the Website and Photo contests. All TCU locals are encouraged to participate. 2013 IAM Newsletter and Website Contest Official Call This is the official announcement of the 2013 lAM Newsletter & Website Contest. It is open to all local lodges and districts in good standing having publications that are
Read moreThe Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has rejected the claim of Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) that it is not covered by the Federal Employers Liability Act (FELA). The Court stated: “We discern no threat to the dignity of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania whenever a private individual commences a FELA suit in the courts of this Commonwealth,
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