The Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen, as part of a coalition of five Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) labor unions, has ended its three-day strike following a tentative agreement with the carrier. The five-union coalition represents approximately 3,500 workers, a majority of the unionized workforce at LIRR.
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The Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen announces the retirement of Secretary-Treasurer Jim Finnegan, whose service to the Brotherhood has been marked by dedication, steady leadership, and a commitment to the members of this Organization.
Following Brother Finnegan’s retirement, interim elections were held on May 8, 2026, to fill the resulting vacancies in accordance with the Constitution.
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In the coming days, representatives of rail labor will meet with officials from the Federal Railroad Administration in San Antonio to discuss the current state of rail safety and the regulatory framework that supports it.
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Working people across industries are standing together.
A broad coalition of labor organizations, including the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen, is urging Congress to support the No Tax on Overtime for All Workers Act (H.R. 5475/S. 4310) to ensure every worker who earns overtime can access the same tax relief.
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