BART negotiators are headed back to the bargaining table next week after train operators and station agents Tuesday unanimously rejected a management contract offer, dashing hopes for a quick settlement that would erase the possibility of a strike.
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BART headed back to the bargaining table
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Tanker drivers urged to reject offer
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Fund manager loses bid to scrap divorce deal
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Delta pilots reject arbitration with Northwest pilots...
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Ford won't accept agreement
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Centurylink, union fail to reach agreement
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Possible plea deal postponed
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Popular Amtrak fears it won't meet demands
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Talks resume to avoid Serie a strike
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Tanker drivers vote for strike over terms and conditions
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State budget talks hit snag
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NHL, players' union not planning to meet
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Citadel says it rejected two unsolicited merger offers
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National Express rejects bid
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City, unions reach tentative agreements on contracts
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American Airlines rejects pilot union's contract proposals
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Persian Gulf billet buyers reject CIS offers