Amalgamated Transit Union - ATU

Amalgamated Transit Union - ATU

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Amalgamated Transit Union - ATU Links

• ATU Local 757 Web site containing information about the Amalgamated Tansit Union, Local 757 in Portland, Oregon and Vancouver, Washington.
  
• ATU Local 1700 A national local acting as the bargaining union for over 4,000 Greyhound workers in the United States including drivers, mechanics, terminal employees, telephone operators, bus cleaners and office peronnel.
  
• ATU Local 1512 Represents transit workers in Boston and throughout New England.
  
• ATU Local 1555 Representing The Bay Area Rapid Transit District's (BART's) train operators, station agents, foreworkers, lerks, and Operations Control Center support staff.
  
• Castleton Chronicle The newsletter for Castleton Depot. One of Two NYC Transit Autorities garages on Staten Island which the Amalgamated Transit Union represents.
  
• ATU Local 587 The largest ATU local on the West Coast, representing 3,400 active and 400 retired members from King County/Metro Transit, Jefferson Transit Authority, Clallam Transit System, Clallam Paratransit, and Seattle Personal Transit.
  
• ATU Local 1433 Representing workers at Phoenix Transit Systems, ATC Sky Harbor Division/Valley Coach, Laidlaw Transit, Coach USA and Arnett Transportation in Arizona.
  
• ATU Local 1300 Represents mass transit workers in Baltimore City, Baltimore County and Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
  
• Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) The Amalgamated Transit Union was founded in 1892 and today is comprised of 160,000 members in 270 local unions who work for tranist systems across 46 states and nine provinces.
  
• ATU Local 1015 Representing workers at the Spokane Transit Autority and the Pullman Transit System.
  
• ATU Local 1576 Transit workers in Everett, Washington.
  
• Amalgamated Transit Union Local 689 Labor union representing 6,000 Metrobus and Metrorail (subway) operators and mechanics in metropolitan Washington, D.C. Describes history, structure and current political issues.