California Transit Works! unites transit workers, managers, and unions to develop high road training programs that empower workers and improve service through strong labor-management partnerships.
Mentors In Motion: Building Better Partnerships
Empowering Transit Workers Through Collaboration:
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California Transit Works! (CTW) is a community of transit workers, managers, and union members dedicated to building training programs and High Road labor-management partnerships that enhance frontline worker skills, improve public transit services, and create life-changing opportunities through mutual trust and respect.
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Fostering Workforce Development and Partnership:
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CTW creates inclusive training programs that empower frontline workers as professionals and leaders, fostering equal participation in transit operations. As a neutral third party, CTW bridges labor and management to develop innovative partnerships with educational institutions, community organizations, and workforce development agencies, strengthening transit workforce capacity and enhancing community well-being.
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Proven Track Record and National Impact:
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With over 20 years of research-based, field-proven methods, CTW's successful training model is being replicated by the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) across the U.S.. The U.S. Department of Labor recognizes CTW as a key partner in ATU’s efforts to establish the National Center for High Road Clean Transit Careers.
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LATEST NEWS:
Powering Up the Transit Workforce: FEE Training Brings Three Agencies Together through ATU Local 1277
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A powerful partnership led and coordinated by ATU Local 1277 in Los Angeles is delivering forward-thinking, critical training for its members and transit workers at LA Metro, SunLine Transit Agency, and RTA...(read more)
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In transit maintenance, every safe mile reflects a skilled workforce trained in complex electrical, hydraulic, and mechanical systems. This graduation took place at AC Transit on October 24th and marked a milestone moment as the first Mechanic Helper class completed the program, demonstrating the success of a newly established maintenance career ladder...(read more)