ARIZONA TEAMSTERS APPLAUD COMMITTEE PASSAGE OF LEGISLATION TO PROTECT TRANSIT WORKERS
Bill Strengthens Worker Protections from Assaults
"The advancement of this bill for our members marks another significant step toward acknowledging the severity of crimes committed against transportation workers," said
Ahead of the bill's passage out of committee, members of Local 104 and other transit workers traveled to the Capitol to share their personal experiences of violence in their workplaces. Some reported experiencing attacks that included being struck with fire extinguishers, rocks, hammers, knives, and closed fists.
HB 2742 has strong bipartisan support and the endorsement of many transit, airline, and rail employers. The bill now awaits a vote in the Arizona House of Representatives.
"State legislators must now pass this bill and have it signed into law as soon as possible. Local 104 will continue to advocate for legislation that safeguards our transportation members, ensuring they can perform their duties without fear of violence or harm," Schumann said.
Teamsters Local 104 represents workers throughout
Contact:
Matt McQuaid, (202) 624-6877
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SOURCE Teamsters Local 104
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