Credit: The state Department of Labor and Industries has determined King County Metro failed to provide unrestricted bathroom access for its drivers, according to an Amalgamated Transit Union, Local 587 representative. Neal Safrin, vice president and assistant business representative of Amalgamated Transit Union, also told Crosscut that L&I also found the transit agency did not provide water, soap and paper towels at all of its rest stops — a less serious violation.

Too few bathroom breaks drove bus drivers to adult diapers. “We’ve had drivers wear Depends diapers,” said Metro operator. Microsoft Office Visio 2003 Iso. Support Crosscut with a.

The lack of bathroom facilities has gotten so severe, according to Safrin, vehicle maintenance crews have told him they annually replace 60 urine-soaked driver seats. Metro employs about 2,600 drivers. L&I spokesman Tim Church declined to confirm the results of the agency's inspection. Crack Adobe Acrobat X Pro 10.0. 'We had a final meeting with Metro to spell out the results of what we found and we are finalizing those results,' Church said. If Safrin's claims are correct, that could involve issuing a citation to Metro, which typically includes a fine. The agency would then have 15 business days to appeal. According to Church, even if an agency does appeal, it is not excused from fixing any problems.

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