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Roger Toussaint Quotes
«The members came to doubt that the key benefits of the deal would be forthcoming.»
Author: Roger Toussaint
«We, of course, will do everything possible to keep it out of binding arbitration.»
Author: Roger Toussaint
«There will be nothing happening in the next few days. It is too early to say what happens now. This will take some time to figure out.»
Author: Roger Toussaint
«Mayor Bloomberg should shut up,»
Author: Roger Toussaint
«Mayor Bloomberg should shut up.»
Author: Roger Toussaint
«They're not going to force a lousy contract down our throats. We have told them from the beginning that this contract will be negotiated by bargaining in good faith and not by threats and not by intimidation.»
Author: Roger Toussaint
«The remarks by Chairman Kalikow are very unfortunate and do not bode well for these negotiations.»
Author: Roger Toussaint
«These comments don't sound like the Chairman Kalikow I know. We can only conclude that this is from the governor of New York to the people of New York City from his fund-raiser in New Hampshire.»
Author: Roger Toussaint
«We tried to bargain with the MTA. We negotiated well past our contract deadline because we wanted to get a deal done and we still do.»
Author: Roger Toussaint
«Tonight the executive board voted to begin a series of strikes first out on some of the private bus lines and then extending onto MTA (Metropolitan Transportation Authority) properties.»
Author: Roger Toussaint