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Transit Workers

Union software that works across the entire transit system.

Union Software is designed around the structures, schedules, and representation requirements of transit workforces.

Transit unions represent highly mobile workforces operating around the clock. Union Software helps officers, representatives and stewards maintain one connected view of members and representation across the system.

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Understand the Environment

Transit bargaining units can include operators, maintenance employees, mechanics, dispatchers, station staff, cleaners, technicians and administrative workers.

Members may be distributed across garages, depots, routes, divisions and maintenance facilities.

Scheduling, overtime, attendance, discipline, health and safety and work assignment issues can generate significant representation activity in an operational environment that never stops.

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Scenario

  1. A spareboard operator reports that weekend overtime at one depot keeps landing on the same board.

  2. The steward opens an overtime case, attaches the member, classification and garage from People, and pulls the overtime language from Agreements.

  3. Officers send a depot-specific update to operators and maintainers on that board, asking who has seen the same allocation.

  4. Reports show the same pattern at a second garage, so the cases and replies go into bargaining and a system-wide briefing.

How Union Software Helps

People

Maintain membership information across garages, depots, classifications, divisions and bargaining units.

Grievances & Cases

Manage grievances, disciplinary matters and workplace cases through consistent representation workflows.

Agreements

Keep collective agreement information accessible as representatives manage workplace issues.

Communications

Reach the entire membership or communicate with specific divisions, garages, classifications and groups.

Bargaining

Bring recurring workplace issues and representation history into bargaining preparation.

Advanced Reports

Identify grievance trends and representation patterns across the transit system.

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Operationally Ready

Built for mobile, shift-based transit workforces operating across multiple divisions, facilities and locations.

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