San Francisco Transit Workers Postpone Strike

24 hour delay

Reason Staff | 10.14.2013 1:10 PM

(Reuters) - Unions representing transit workers in the San Francisco area agreed on Sunday night to postpone for 24 hours a planned walkout that could cripple a rail system serving 400,000 riders a day.

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