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Judge Rules MTA Policy on Unstaffed Booths Violates Human Rights Law

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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A judge ruled that an MTA policy allowing subway station booths to go unstaffed violates state Human Rights Law due to its

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The ruling blocks future efforts to inhibit the backfilling of staff in station booths when an agent is out sick. This mandates operational changes for the MTA, which is managed by the City of New York, potentially increasing staffing requirements and associated costs.

Antonio Reynoso serves as Brooklyn Borough President while labor groups and political figures address influence in the borough.

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    The City of New York might face increased operational costs due to mandated staffing levels for subway stations.

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