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Originally Posted by photon
The only thing I can think of is it means less people get to where they need to go, and it annoys more people, which in their mind turns into public unrest about transit services and blame the city, allowing them to win in the public opinion venue and increase their bargaining power.
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I think this is having, or would have the exact opposite reaction.
As an "outsider" to this problem this makes me upset, and I have lost respect for the transit drivers.
I don't know all of the details, and I'm all for them getting a competitive wage. However, I feel that they are taking the wrong route to get this.
I would think that providing even better service would get the people and the company on their side.