The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority and its unionized frontline workers have made little progress toward a new deal since a a county judge stopped a historic strike one week ago.
The judge ordered the 1,500 union members back to work after two-and-a-half weeks on strike. Bus and light-rail service for nearly 100-thousand daily Silicon Valley commuters has partially resumed.
San Jose Spotlight reports the union received three offers from the public transit agency's negotiators over the weekend -- all based on previous offers that union membership soundly rejected.
Union president Raj Singh said the VTA isn't motivated to negotiate after the ruling.
A VTA spokesperson said the agency is working to schedule negotiations meetings with the union, but hasn't heard back from them.
