MTA union leaders hold rally week away from possible LIRR strike
The leaders told News 12 they are fighting for "livable wages".
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A rally was held Saturday morning by MTA union leaders in Massapequa.
The leaders told News 12 they are fighting for "livable wages". The unions are asking for a 14.5% raise over four years. The MTA has offered 12.5% over the same period with extra pay for give backs on work rules.
News 12 has reached out to the MTA for a statement on today's rally and is waiting to hear back.
Both sides are scheduled to meet again on Monday.
