LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Wednesday, Transit Authority of River City (TARC) management and union leaders will sit back down at the table to try and negotiate a new contract.
Tuesday afternoon, members of the union held an informational picket at Jefferson Square Park and called on TARC to come up with what they call a fair contract.
The union has already voted to authorize a strike if necessary.
Per Kentucky law, public employees like TARC drivers aren't allowed to strike or engage in work stoppage.
In a statement, a TARC spokesperson said they're hopeful they'll finalize a contract that provides employees with the best possible wages while also meeting TARC's budgetary responsibilities.
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