Second U.S. board investigating NJ Transit dispute with unions
President Barack Obama has signed an executive order that creates a second emergency board to investigate the dispute between New Jersey Transit and its labor unions.
A three-member board will be established Friday to submit a report to Obama 30 days after final offers are submitted. Congress can impose a contract if there is no agreement.
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