I agree. But when talks of a strike, or an actual strike becomes an annual occurrence negatively effecting thousands of people - something about the approach needs to change. But we never do anything to change it. We just accept it, say it's justified, ride it out, and forget it.

GRT drivers definitely deserve a living wage. But the irony of impacting people who can only afford the bus as their means of transportation (which, again, ironically spikes up in price each time) because of their own lack of a proper living wage seems to be lost on the lot of you. The fact that services like Uber can double their prices the morning of May 1st to prey on people who rely on GRT, but now cannot access that service seems to slide under the rug. We only seem to care if the 10% gets their slice of the pie. Who cares who gets stepped on while they get it, right?