The last time New York City had a transit strike, in 1980, a fax machine was considered cutting-edge. Fast forward 25 years to a world of wireless laptops, Internet-enabled cell phones and telecommuting. Technology, some say, is a big reason the bus and subway strike has not caused the chaos that many people had expected. Dennis C. Fleischmann, managing partner of Bryan Cave's New York office, said the strike was having a "minimal" effect, with most employees able to get in and others working from home.
December 22, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The last time the city had a transit strike, in 1980, a fax machine was considered cutting-edge. Fast forward 25 years, and it is a world of wireless laptops, Internet-enabled cell phones and telecommuting from your living room.
And that, some say, is a big reason the bus and subway strike has not caused the utter chaos that many people had expected.
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