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A Queens judge has enjoined New York City and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority from taking over four remaining private commuter bus lines until a dispute over job protections for the lines' non-union employees is resolved. Without the determination and enforcement of the employees' rights, Supreme Court Justice Duane Hart said, the takeover would "undoubtedly result in unemployment, loss of pension benefits, and taxpayer waste."
August 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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