New York, NY (New York News Connection) - The light at the end of New York’s dark economic tunnel might be a train – carrying recovery in the form of mass transit manufacturing in New York factories, according to one group of experts.
The report, assembled by union strategists and economic-policy analysts, calls for replacing some of a decade’s worth of lost manufacturing jobs by investing in building and repairing rail and subway cars and buses. That way, says report co-author Brian Lombardozzi, the people who ride mass transit can be the people making it.
The report, assembled by union strategists and economic-policy analysts, calls for replacing some of a decade’s worth of lost manufacturing jobs by investing in building and repairing rail and subway cars and buses. That way, says report co-author Brian Lombardozzi, the people who ride mass transit can be the people making it.
