An Urban Transit Firm Providing Transit, Paratransit and Contracted-Out Services: A Cost Analysis
Wayne K. Talley, Eric E. Anderson
Abstract
Wayne K. Talley, Eric E. Anderson
Abstract
Public transit firms may be able to reduce operating deficits by providing paratransit and contracted-out services. Contracting out can induce employees and their unions, fearful of job losses, to accept changes in working agreements which reduce costs to the firm.
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Public transit firms may be able to reduce operating deficits by providing paratransit and contracted-out services. Contracting out can induce employees and their unions, fearful of job losses, to accept changes in working agreements which reduce costs to the firm.
Key concepts: Paratransit, Transit (satellite), Transport engineering, Urban transit, Cost analysis, Business, Public transport, Computer science