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The Amalgamated Transit Union is demanding that city transit operations in Winnipeg receive necessary safety upgrades.

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The Amalgamated Transit Union is demanding that city transit operations in Winnipeg receive necessary safety upgrades.

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WinnipegAmalgamated Transit Union

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  1. The CEO of the Amalgamated Transit Union implemented a biometric time clock system, leading to disputes and service disruptions.Sub-event
  2. Union data identifies high-risk transit routes in Winnipeg.Sub-event
  3. ATU demands safety upgrades for city transit operations in Winnipeg.1 source

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