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Today, International President John Costa was in Phoenix, AZ, attending the ATU Northwest Conference Board meeting. Costa addressed the Locals in attendance about last year's successes and challenges and what’s on the horizon for the ATU in the year ahead.
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On Friday, January 10th, ATU members from the Pacific Northwest attended the memorial honoring the life of Shawn Yim at Lumen Field in Seattle. The memorial was proceeded by a procession of transit buses sent from agencies throughout the region. ATU 757 Leadership and members participated in the event. We will not forget the name Shawn Yim. May he rest in peace.
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As we move into the new year, we are in the process of “rebranding” our union. We are drawing a hard line: “if it does not have our logo on it, we do not endorse it!” It is time the union defines what unions are, while not allowing outside entities to shape who we are in the workplace. ATU's Caucuses serve an important role in shaping the identity of our union. Caucuses and similar peer groups can help us navigate workplace stressors by providing avenues for managing mental health and other stressors within the workplace. After all, who knows our situation more than our peers?
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As we enter the new year, I hope that you enjoyed a wonderful holiday season and are prepared to move forward into the new year!
Here's a friendly reminder: If you need help, get in touch with your union representative promptly. We are available to support our members by offering useful guidance or resources to address any issues before they escalate into disciplinary matters. Don’t wait until it’s too late to reach out.
I also want to remind you of the advancements in technology within our city transit vehicles, school buses, and paratransit services. This evolving technology is capable of monitoring speed, location, braking patterns, and potentially identifying unsafe driving habits, with the potential for further developments in the future.
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Today, International President John Costa was in Phoenix, AZ, attending the ATU Northwest Conference Board meeting. Costa addressed the Locals in attendance about last year's successes and challenges and what’s on the horizon for the ATU in the year ahead.
On Friday, January 10th, ATU members from the Pacific Northwest attended the memorial honoring the life of Shawn Yim at Lumen Field in Seattle. The memorial was proceeded by a procession of transit buses sent from agencies throughout the region. ATU 757 Leadership and members participated in the event. We will not forget the name Shawn Yim. May he rest in peace.
As we move into the new year, we are in the process of “rebranding” our union. We are drawing a hard line: “if it does not have our logo on it, we do not endorse it!” It is time the union defines what unions are, while not allowing outside entities to shape who we are in the workplace. ATU's Caucuses serve an important role in shaping the identity of our union. Caucuses and similar peer groups can help us navigate workplace stressors by providing avenues for managing mental health and other stressors within the workplace. After all, who knows our situation more than our peers?
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