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On 3/17/2018 at 7:16 PM, SevenEleven said:

TA Staten Island Division: ATU Local 726
TA Jamaica, Stengel & Queens Village: ATU Local 1056
MTA Bus JFK & Far Rock: - ATU Local 1179
MTA Bus Spring Creek: - TWU Local 100A

All other MTA Bus Depots NOT mentioned: TWU
 

That leaves the remaining TA and ALL OA depots: TWU Local 100

 

Like I said before, if you took this 4600 exam, then you will be hired as a TA Bus Operator, in civil service. Since TA and OA is consolidated, you are allowed to work in an OA depot. On the other hand, if you took the 4105 exam, you will be hired as an OA Bus Operator, and you will still be able to work in a TA depot. They do hire people for TA, OA and MTA Bus and put them in the same class.

All of your letters will state that you are being hired for "Bus Operator (Rev Veh) Twu Local 100. 01-F". This is the official name of the position for payroll purposes. If you transfer to SI or Queens, your title will be changed to reflect the union you belong to. I work in SI and my title is "Bus Operator (Rev Veh)ATU SI02F."

Seriously, let's take the time to educate ourselves and each other....

@mtawife When did the rest of MTA Bus start being represented by TWU?

Regular bus driving, lmao

You are 100 percent right