Union Pacific Reaches Agreement With 2 Unions on Paid Sick Leave Days

Union Pacific Reaches Agreement With 2 Unions on Paid Sick Leave Days
A Union Pacific freight train passes west of San Bernardino, Calif., on May 15, 2008. David McNew/Getty Images
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The Union Pacific Railroad Company announced this week that it has reached voluntary agreements with two of its unions, and approving paid sick leave for 2,100 rail workers.

In a statement on Feb. 20, the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen (BRC) said the deal will add four new days of sick leave each year, noting that workers’ salaries will be fully paid at their rate of pay.
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