CTA’s Reliance on Overtime Continued to Rise in 2022 as Agency Lost Bus Drivers – WTTW (Chicago)

Records also show the total number of operators employed by the CTA continued to fall, driven by a loss in bus drivers. In 2022, the agency employed 4,399 bus and train operators, down from 4,580 in 2021.
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The Paraclete
3 years ago

Whenever there’s a lot of overtime available, there’s significant fraud. That’s not a slam on CTA; it’s across the city!

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