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WMATA workers at Waterfront station at 4th and M Streets in Southwest Washington, D.C.
WMATA and the changes it is undergoing are at the center of today’s local news. And while much of the change is coming at the direction of the agency’s new leadership, the rank and file employees are taking a large role in carrying out that change. Kojo sits down with the head of WMATA’s labor union to discuss the role metro’s workers have in conversations about safety and accountability.
Guests
- Jackie Jeter President, Amalgamated Transit Union Local 689, the Union representing WMATA workers
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