It was a symbolic glimpse of what the labor movement would look like if the members move forward with the looming strike.
PALMER, Alaska - A strike of Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District bus workers remains a possibility after representatives from their union and Durham School Services failed to settle a contract dispute after returning to the negotiation table Monday.
Handmade posters read phrases such as “I’d Rather Work Than Walk”, “Can You Hear Us Now”, and “Dont’ Throw Us Under The Bus”. “They transport my child — my child rides the buses,” Taylor stated. “It’s very important everybody to know that when you have your kid at the bus stop, that they’re going to get safe, reliable transportation to school.”
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