Items Tagged with 'Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen'

NTSB report finds railroad’s decision to “vent and burn” toxic chemicals was “unnecessary,” as union calls for stricter safety rules.

Union groups cheer ruling by FRA, but industry says there’s no proof that extra staffing helps safety.

Agreement comes one year after derailment and chemical spill in East Palestine, Ohio

Deal follows similar agreements at Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern, after debates nearly triggered national rail strike last year

Deal is latest move by Class 1 rail companies to meet union demands for better working conditions since strike was narrowly averted.

Deal follows related moves by CSX, Norfolk Southern, showing that negotiations have continued since a strike was narrowly averted six months ago.

Plan marks first time that locomotive engineers at any of the Class I railroads have been able to bargain for paid sick leave.

Train industry warns Washington policymakers against taking “reflexive” actions following toxic derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.