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Rail union that rejected deal signs new tentative agreement

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A union that rejected its deal with the nation's freight railroads earlier this month now has a new tentative agreement, but officials cautioned that the contract dispute won't be fully settled until all 12 rail unions approve their agreements this fall.The five-year deal announced Tuesday includes a 24% pay raise and $5,000 in bonuses that were in the first deal, along with a couple additional benefits including a cap on health insurance expens…

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Rail union that rejected deal signs new tentative agreement

2 years ago·United States

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Financial Post

Rail union that rejected deal signs new tentative agreement

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) -- A union that rejected its deal with the nation's freight railroads earlier this month now has a new tentative agreement, but officials cautioned that the contract dispute won't be fully settled until all 12 rail unions approve their agreements this fall. Read More

2 years ago·Canada

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Rail union that rejected deal signs new tentative agreement

2 years ago·Jacksonville, United States

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Rail union that rejected deal signs new tentative agreement

2 years ago·Orlando, United States

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San Antonio Express-News

Rail union that rejected deal signs new tentative agreement

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A union that rejected its deal with the nation's freight railroads earlier this month now has a new tentative agreement, but officials cautioned that the contract dispute won't be fully settled until all 12 rail unions approve their agreements this fall.The five-year deal announced Tuesday includes a 24% pay raise and $5,000 in bonuses that were in the first deal, along with a couple additional benefits including a cap on heal…

2 years ago·San Antonio, United States

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The Columbian

Rail union that rejected deal signs new tentative agreement

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A union that rejected its deal with the nation’s freight railroads earlier this month now has a new tentative agreement, but officials cautioned that the contract dispute won’t be fully settled until all 12 rail unions approve their agreements this fall.The five-year deal announced Tuesday includes a 24% pay raise and $5,000 in bonuses that were in the first deal, along with a couple additional benefits including a cap on heal…

2 years ago·Vancouver, United States

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