ATU LOCAL 1321 has a proud history rooted in the fight for the rights and welfare of transit workers. Since our founding, we have been dedicated to advocating for fair labor practices, promoting public transit, and ensuring our members’ voices are heard.
Our union was established on the belief that every transit worker deserves respect, fair compensation, and safe working conditions. The founders of ATU LOCAL 1321 recognized the power of collective action and the need for a united front in advocating for the interests of workers in the transit industry.
Year of Establishment
ATU LOCAL 1321 was founded in 1892, marking the beginning of our commitment to representing transit workers in our community.
First Contract Negotiation
In 1892, we successfully negotiated our first contract, setting the stage for improved wages and benefits for our members.
Advocacy Achievements
Throughout the years, ATU LOCAL 1321 has been at the forefront of advocacy initiatives. Our representatives are passionate leaders working hard for progress.
Key Contacts by Region:
Albany Reps
Schenectady Reps
Troy Reps
ATU LOCAL 1321 has played a pivotal role in shaping the transit landscape through essential policies that promote safety and welfare for transit workers. Our leadership team, including:
are at the forefront of championing these causes.
Our history is a testament to the power of solidarity and the ongoing struggle for workers’ rights. We remain committed to advancing the interests of our members and continuing the fight for equitable treatment in the transit industry.
Be part of our journey! Join ATU LOCAL 1321 to continue advocating for transit workers’ rights and welfare. For more membership details, reach out to:
Jen Sargent – Administrative Assistant/Pension Manager
Contact: 518-472-1230 | jen@atu1321.com