On March 26, Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Daniel T. Nishigaya ordered the striking union to return to their jobs ...
The order means South Bay transit workers must return to work immediately — but it’s unclear how long it will take for all ...
A judge ordered striking VTA employees back to work, aiming to resolve the labor dispute and resume public transit operations ...
VTA and its unionized frontline workers have made little progress toward a new deal since a Santa Clara County judge stopped a historic strike one week ago.
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VTA strike must end, Santa Clara County judge rulesA Santa Clara County judge has ruled against striking VTA union workers, bringing bus and light rail services back to the ...
Riders and drivers returned to their usual bus routes Friday morning as Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority resumed ...
Now in its third week, the VTA strike will head to court Wednesday in Santa Clara County as transit officials push to end the ...
The VTA is offering the workers union a revised contract in an attempt to end the two-week long work stoppage.
A Santa Clara County judge on Friday sentenced Matthew ... Union workers voted overwhelmingly on Monday to reject VTA's latest contract offer as the transit strike has entered its third week.
Roughly 200 lab techs and other medical workers in the South Bay began a three-day strike on Monday morning over stalled ...
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