More than $1.3 million in legal fees later, Metro has won the second round in a dispute over whether the agency must pay 3 percent raises to bus and train operators over three years.
A federal judge ruled Friday that an arbitrator erred when he ruled that union employees should have received the raise and were owed backwages, without considering Metro’s financial situation. The arbitrator has 40 days to issue another ruling accordingly.
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