Two of the country’s largest railroad unions will reveal Monday whether members voted to accept a wage deal brokered by the White House, or reject it and move closer to a strike
Two of the country’s largest railroad unions will reveal Monday whether their members voted to accept a, or reject it and move closer to a strike that could disrupt the flow of goods around the country.
The unions representing engineers and conductors—SMART Transportation Division and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen—are the final two of the 12 unions reporting the ratification of votes in what has been a contentious and protracted labor dispute.
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