Agreement protects Arkansas full crew workers across major railroads
A multi-railroad deal with the United Transportation Union commits to preserving employment for train and yard workers in Arkansas if the Arkansas Full Crew Laws are repealed. It designates seniority protections, allows job preference on available posts, and outlines adjustments to avoid layoffs while maintaining service rules.
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Railroad Leader Promises Jobs Safe If Full Crew Laws Repeal Passed
George T. Graham, Gordon raised, Henderson State College alum and Missouri Pacific veteran, now General Manager and Chairman of the Committees for the Repeal of the Full Crew Laws, asserts no railroad worker in train service will lose employment due to repeal. He states the agreement guarantees protections for all train service employees, signed by Arkansas railroads, sent after union walkout, and pledges adherence even if unions decline to sign, urging Arkansans to support Act 1.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
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