The decision issued Wednesday throws out the railroad’s claim that the companies that made chemicals that spilled and owned tank cars that ruptured should share the cost.
By JOSH FUNK
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Employees and their unions, despite being awarded 24 percent raises under the negotiated deal, say the pact didn’t do enough to address their quality-of-life concerns and didn’t add any sick days.
By JOSH FUNK
||Economy
Unions won 24 percent raises in negotiations, yet some are holding out for more generous paid sick time from the railroads.
By JOSH FUNK
||Economy
Locomotive engineers accepted the railroads’ proposal, while train conductors voted against. Even the threat of a work stoppage could tangle the nation’s supply chain.
By JOSH FUNK
||Economy
