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How Does a Government Shutdown Impact the Offices Members Rely On?

As of midnight, the federal government is shut down for the foreseeable future, but what does that mean when it comes to the offices and agencies that our rail, bus, and transit members deal with every day? Read on to find out what you need to know as the latest government shutdown begins.

Update on National Rail Contract –Make Sure You Get Your Ballot

With the National contract ratification vote on the horizon, all members are strongly encouraged to verify that your union has your correct contact information on file to ensure that you receive your voting instructions. Read on for important details.

Two RRB Field Offices Move to New Locations

If you’re served by either the Cincinnati or St. Paul Railroad Retirement Board (RRB) field offices, please be advised that both have moved to new, nearby locations. Read on to learn why and get the new addresses.

Reactions to the SMART-TD Guarantee with Union Pacific

If there’s one lesson we've learned since the 1860s, it’s that you cannot trust the railroads for a damn thing. They’ve got lawyers, lobbyists, and PR firms paid to get them out of any promise they ever make. Read on to hear our response to a few crew room questions about our deal with Union Pacific.

SMART-TD Members: Scholarships Available for You and Your Families

SMART-TD is reminding members that valuable scholarship opportunities are available not only to them, but also to their spouses and dependent children, helping ease the cost of higher education. Read on to learn how programs like the Union Plus Scholarship can turn hard work into brighter futures for union families.

President Ferguson Meets with SMART-TD Members at 3rd Annual Carolina Solidarity Shoot

SMART-TD members from North and South Carolina gathered in Ellerbe, N.C., for the 3rd Annual Carolina Solidarity Shoot, an event rooted in fellowship, teamwork, and strengthening ties across state lines. Read on to see how union officers from both states and the International connected directly with members, listened to their concerns on national negotiations, and reinforced the union’s commitment to solidarity and communication.