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WSF engine room workers concerned over high OT rates, pay disparity
The union says 60% of surveyed engine room crew members are likely to leave or retire as bargaining continues over pay and staffing.
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Bainbridge Island ReviewWSF engine room workers concerned over high OT rates, pay disparity
On June 17, the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association, the union representing roughly 400 Washington State Ferries’ engine room crewmembers, held a press conference at Seattle’s Colman dock to highlight concerns around high overtime rates and roughly 20% pay disparities between deck and engine room employees.
·Bainbridge Island, United States
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