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San Francisco Transit Career Ladder Partnership

Rapidly changing transit technologies, related skills shortages and job vacancies pose critical challenges to public transportation systems across the country and in San Francisco in particular. The San Francisco Transit Career Ladder Partnership resolves these skills shortages by means of a collaborative approach to training for incumbent workers to move up industry career ladders targeted to areas of skills shortage.

The goal of these programs is to strengthen promotional opportunities for incumbent Muni employees, fill chronic vacancies, prepare incumbent workers for jobs that will require new technological and human relations skills, and permit Muni to more effectively meet new service delivery guidelines.

The principal partners are the San Francisco Municipal Railway (Muni), Transport Workers Local 250-A (TWU), City College of San Francisco (CCSF), and the Community Transportation Development Center, which is funded by the US Department of Transportation to help develop regional skills partnerships in mass transit. The San Francisco Municipal Railway Improvement Fund (MIF), a joint labor-management project established by Muni and TWU in 1996, facilitates this partnership. As the fiscal agent, MIF ensures effective partnership coordination and delivery of the career ladder training.

For more on the training program, please click here.

The Partnership serves as a cutting edge model of training development in new technologies. Ultimately, the Partnership will seek to develop economies of scale by including other regional systems and their unions, including Golden Gate Transit Authority, Valley Transit Authority, the County Connection, and the Los Angeles Rapid Transit District. We are also benefiting from connections and exchange with similar programs currently under development in Texas, Pennsylvania, New York and Florida, with the facilitation of the DOT-supported Community Transit Development Center. Where there are successful training programs in other jurisdictions for specific classifications of employees, these experiences are being modeled to develop programs for Muni.

 
Copyright 2002 San Francisco Transit Career Ladder Partnership
Last Updated: October 23, 2003

               
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