A state judge has rejected a lawsuit by a school bus contractor claiming that the absence of certain labor concessions in new contracts puts existing contractors at a disadvantage.
August 15, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A state judge has rejected a lawsuit by a school bus contractor claiming that the absence of certain labor concessions in new contracts puts existing contractors at a disadvantage.
The contractor, Staten Island Bus Inc., sought to void the concessions in its existing contracts with New York City's Department of Education so that it could better compete with other bidders.
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