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After years of meetings, fighting, and draft proposals going back-and-forth we finally signed an agreement for Dispatchers working in Depots to be paid to perform training. See agreement below. We are also working on a separate agreement for the Bus Command Center and are in discussions to resolve the trainingRead more about TSO Achieves Training Pay for Dispatchers!

First, we would like to thank our wonderful supporters from M3 Technologies who contributed $5,000, the Law Firm of Pasternak, Tilker, Ziegler, Walsh, Stanton and Romano who contributed $1,000 and Central Medical Services of West Rock who contributed $1,000. The TSO Executive Council Approved $3,000 to the Scholarship Awards asRead more about Congratulations to Winners of the TSO 42nd Annual Scholarship Awards!

On December 21, 2022 the MTA Board Approved the Level II Station Supervisor and Transit Support Coordinator Contracts. I am being told the raises will be implemented in a couple of pay cycles. Once I get an exact date I’ll let you know. The Retro is going to take aRead more about MTA Board Approves Level II Station Supervisors and Transit Support Coordinator Contracts!

To: All Transit Supervisors Organization Members in Good Standing Dear Brothers and Sisters: 2022 Scholarship Drawing will be Postponed to the Following Day Thursday December 22nd. I apologize for any inconvenience. All of the scholarship winners and alternates will be drawn at a virtual scholarship awards ceremony on December 22stRead more about 42nd Annual Scholarship Awards- Postponed 1 Day

We are very sorry to announce that on December 14th Mary Reardon, Mother of TSO Secretary Treasurer Hubert Reardon passed away. The arrangements for Mary Reardon are as follows: Schulyer Hill Funeral Home 3535 East Tremont Avenue Bronx, NY 10466 Saturday December 17th and Sunday December 18th 3:00PM-7:00 PM FuneralRead more about Passing of Mary Reardon, Mother of TSO Secretary Treasurer Hubert Reardon

New York Post Article: New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s administration is being accused in a lawsuit of secretly slashing access to specialty doctors — and potentially life-saving medical treatment — for 1.2 million government workers and retirees, The Post has learned. The explosive claims, laid out in a suit filed in AlbanyRead more about Hochul’s administration cut access to life-saving medical care for 1.2M NY workers, retirees: lawsuit.