"First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win." ~Mahatma Gandhi
Sunday, February 10, 2013
BUTT BUDDY?
Nothing like anti gay jokes huh? And I am not disgruntled, I am disillusioned. Note Lane's comments, he does not report nor does he listen to me.
Trimet – HATE MAIL | Portland Transit Lane
Trimet – HATE MAIL | Portland Transit Lane
Mobile ticketing begins
Starting February 11, a couple dozen TriMet employees will use their
smartphones instead of their badges when boarding lines 17 and 70. This
phase of testing is designed to gather feedback from operators as well
as information about how the app works in the real world. Outreach to
operators of lines 17 and 70—including the Center extraboard and
relevant vacation relief operators—is under way. The next round of
testing will be much larger, involving all bus lines, and about 200
members of the general public. Expanded outreach to bus operators will
take place before this phase of testing launches in the spring. More
information on trimet.org/mobiletickets.
Harrison Square
- Building access: The 1st floor main lobby is open 6 a.m.-6 p.m., Monday-Friday. Afterhours access: Harrison Square employees have 24-7 badge access from level P2, near 1st Ave.
- Badge access is based on business need. Your badge is programmed to give you 24-7 access to your own work area. Whether—and when—you have access to other locations depends on the nature of your work. Contact Kathy Daniels with any requests to adjust your badge access: danielsk@trimet.org
Joke of the day
In an effort to be transparent to our represented workforce as well as
the community we serve, we have posted all of the information of our
ongoing contract negotiations between TriMet and the ATU at trimet.org/newcontract.
On this page you will find TriMet’s proposal to the ATU, information to
help you and the community understand what’s in the proposal, and all
the correspondence between TriMet and the ATU.
If they were so interested in transparency they would allow the public into the negotiations.
If they were so interested in transparency they would allow the public into the negotiations.
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