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Repeal or change the Railway Labor Act to put a stop to lenghty negotiations.

Created by C.P. on May 20, 2013

Both the railroad and aviation industry are bound by rules that forbid them to take action when their Companies drag their feet for years at the negotiating table instead of improving the workers' wages and life by increasing pay to meet today's cost of living. We need improved regulation because the current Railway Labor Act (under which the aviation industry is bound as well) was written in 1926 and last amended in 1936. 77 years later we still work under these old rules.

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