The Right to Strike is enshrined in
section 17 the Illinois Public Labor Relations Act . It has conditions—none of which are cited correctly by any union official I know. They all regurgitate various lies:
There is a no-strike clause in the Contract . We cannot strike because only an arbitrator can make decisions for us. We will all get fired if we strike. Am I calling for a strike?
Absolutely not.
I am calling for members to learn the Truth, organize and liberate ATU Local 308 (and Local 241) from CTA control.
Then decide what actions you want to back your demands.
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