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New York Snowstorm: MTA Cautions Passengers to Stay Home on Tuesday
The MTA plans to continue salting and clearing platforms and stairways at the LIRR and Metro North through Monday afternoon, Jan. 26, according to its website.
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MTA Adding Video Cameras to Metro-North and LIRR Trains
As part of an overhaul on safety and security structure at Metro-North, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is adding inward and outward facing video cameras to over 2,000 rail cars.
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LIRR Strike Averted, Another Notch for Cuomo
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority reached a contract agreement on Thursday with unions representing workers on the Long Island Rail Road, averting a strike that would lead to nightmare commutes for many of the railroad’s 300,000 daily riders.
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TIMELINE: LIRR Union Contract Negotiations
The MTA, operator of the Long Island Rail Road, is negotiating with rail workers on a contract. A strike looms Sunday, July 20.
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LIRR Union Contract Negotiations With MTA Back on Track
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority and unions representing 5,400 Long Island Railroad workers are set to resume negotiations.
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LIRR Talks Break Down, Unions Prep for Strike
The unions representing the nation’s largest commuter railroad said that contract talks with the MTA have collapsed, making a strike this weekend much more likely.
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Transit Ridership Records Set at Belmont Stakes
A record 36,000 riders took the Long Island Railroad Saturday to attend the Belmont Stakes in Elmont, N.Y.
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LIRR Failed to Monitor Overtime, Will Use Fingerprint Time Clocks
Long Island Rail Road workers will start punching in and out via fingerprint, using a biometric time clock system.
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New York Snowstorm: MTA Cautions Passengers to Stay Home on Tuesday
The MTA plans to continue salting and clearing platforms and stairways at the LIRR and Metro North through Monday afternoon, Jan. 26, according to its website.
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MTA Adding Video Cameras to Metro-North and LIRR Trains
As part of an overhaul on safety and security structure at Metro-North, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is adding inward and outward facing video cameras to over 2,000 rail cars.
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LIRR Strike Averted, Another Notch for Cuomo
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority reached a contract agreement on Thursday with unions representing workers on the Long Island Rail Road, averting a strike that would lead to nightmare commutes for many of the railroad’s 300,000 daily riders.
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TIMELINE: LIRR Union Contract Negotiations
The MTA, operator of the Long Island Rail Road, is negotiating with rail workers on a contract. A strike looms Sunday, July 20.
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LIRR Union Contract Negotiations With MTA Back on Track
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority and unions representing 5,400 Long Island Railroad workers are set to resume negotiations.
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LIRR Talks Break Down, Unions Prep for Strike
The unions representing the nation’s largest commuter railroad said that contract talks with the MTA have collapsed, making a strike this weekend much more likely.
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Transit Ridership Records Set at Belmont Stakes
A record 36,000 riders took the Long Island Railroad Saturday to attend the Belmont Stakes in Elmont, N.Y.
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LIRR Failed to Monitor Overtime, Will Use Fingerprint Time Clocks
Long Island Rail Road workers will start punching in and out via fingerprint, using a biometric time clock system.
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