As the city’s transit union fights for better pay and improved working conditions, leaders are sitting down with SEPTA management in hopes of coming to an agreement.
The two sides returned to the negotiating table on Tuesday and spent about three and a half hours hashing out the details for a new contract.
Talks will start back up again on Thursday. A spokesperson for SEPTA says progress was made Tuesday and there’s no indication a strike will be called in the meantime…