Two major rail labor unions that remain holdouts in a deal with railroads accused the companies of 'corporate terrorism' as looming strike fears grow.
of what their members need, raising the prospect that reaching an agreement by the end of the workweek is even less likely.
"The railroads are using shippers, consumers, and the supply chain of our nation as pawns in an effort to get our Unions to cave into their contract demands knowing that our members would never accept them," the statement reads. "Our Unions will not cave into these scare tactics, and Congress must not cave into what can only be described as corporate terrorism.
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