Railroad workers express anger and frustration over contract dispute

Railroad workers have been in a contract dispute for three years, and the recent news of Congress passing bills that could force a contract on the workers has sparked anger and frustration. Workers feel that their democratic rights are being violated and are enraged by the Biden administration's involvement in the dispute. The ongoing struggle for quality of life issues, such as work-life balance and time away from the railroad, has taken a toll on workers' mental, physical, and emotional well-being. The anger is not only directed at the railroad companies, but also at the Biden administration for their support of the companies in the dispute. Solidarity and support from other unions have been pouring in, and workers see this as a fight that extends beyond their own industry.