Living in Shanghai Lifestyle Service for Foreigners What`s On NY Transit Union Ends Strike The strike that crippled New York's mass transit system for three days came to an end after union leaders, facing mounting fines, possible jail terms and the wrath of millions of commuters, finally voted to return their 33,000 members to work without a new contract. On Dec. 22, New York city bus drivers report for work at the Michael J. Quill bus depot on Manhattan's west side after a three day transit strike. Latest Report TWU approves new contract  (28/12 16:33) The executive board of New York's Transport Workers Union (TWU) approved a tentative contract late yesterday, the union's leader said, after the city's transit workers staged a three-day strike last week. TWU votes to end transit strike (23/12 09:19) The executive board of the Transport Workers Union Local 100 voted to end the strike that brought the nation's largest transit system to a halt, TWU president Roger Toussaint said in New York Thursday. New York's 3-day transit strike ends  (23/12 09:29) Jail threat ups ante for NYC union heads  (22/12 13:12) NY transit chaos  (21/12 13:44) Massive strike brought NY transit system to a halt  (21/12 09:42) TWU fined $1m per day  (21/12 08:41) Strike cripples NY  (21/12 08:40) Partial strike starts in NY as talks continue  (20/12 08:24) MTA, TWU break off contract talks again, strike threat pending  (18/12 12:05) NY transit union announces partial strike  (16/12 23:45) NY transit workers, MTA continue to negotiate  (16/12 15:47) New Yorkers faced with threat of strike  (15/12 21:48) >>more    Hot Topics ARATS chief's Taiwan visit Quake jolts southwest China Shanghai World Expo 2010 more topics