The Local 106 Working Women’s Committee, is again collecting school supplies for some less fortunate kids in our area. If you would like to contribute, see the flyer below for details.
Effective with the start of the fourth quarter of 2026, the pilot Productivity Incentive Program (PIP), which has been in place for the past ten years, will end. The program will revert to the original PIP agreement that was negotiated as part of the 1998–2004 contract. The original agreement andRead more about We are ending the pilot Productivity Incentive Program (PIP) in Bus Maintenance effective at the conclusion of the third quarter (Q3)
The message in this advertisement reinforces what Local 106 has been saying: Governor Kathy Hochul has failed working men and women across New York State. In our view, her record has made her one of the most anti-union governors New York has ever seen. This is why Local 106 hasRead more about TWU Commercial-Hochul The Anti Union Governor
As we continue working toward settlements for the contracts that expired on August 31, 2024 and December 31, 2024, we understand the frustration that comes with waiting for a new agreement. Unfortunately, history has shown that negotiating contracts with the New York City Transit Authority has rarely been a timelyRead more about TSO Contract Bargaining History
The Transit Supervisors Organization (TSO) / TWU Local 106 is proud to invest in the future of our members’ families. Most members know that Local 106 awards $1,000 scholarships to the children of active members who enroll in college. However, we also proudly offer the same $1,000 scholarship to theRead more about Midyear-Scholarship Reminder
Bruce Blakeman must be elected Governor in November as the first step in stopping the communist wave taking over New York and America. Kathy Hochul and the Democrat party are just the host for these anarchist that call themselves Democratic Socialist. And if Blakeman is not elected to stop theseRead more about Sounding the Alarm for all Unions Workers!
The current state of affairs for contract negotiations is as follows, This week we finally received the first draft of the MSII contract. We have been asking for and waiting for this draft since March 27th. When we reviewed the draft we saw that much of the minor but importantRead more about Contracts Update
In a city that increasingly looks to Democratic Socialists as the solution to its problems, many voters may soon discover that a bigger paycheck isn’t the only measure of quality of life. Democratic Socialists Politicians may promise higher wages and greater benefits, but after you cash your paycheck and returnRead more about The Future of a NYC Union Worker in a Democratic Socialist City, With Another Four Years of Kathy Hochul
One of the distinctive workgroups in the TWU – the Central Park Horse-Carriage Drivers – is fighting to prevent the total destruction of their livelihoods. The NYC Council is poised to vote on a ban on horse-carriage rides, which would throw these workers and their families into economic ruin. Instead ofRead more about Support TWU Central Park Horse-Carriage Drivers-July 15th Rally 9AM
Yesterday, we received the first draft of the 2024–2027 MSII Contract Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). After reviewing the document, it is clear that what we received does not fully reflect the agreement that was negotiated at the bargaining table. While we are pleased that the economic enhancements we negotiated remainRead more about MSII Contract Update