Jane Osborn and Shawana Overby, MTA Human Resources
Sergeant Bryan White, MTA Police
It’s no picnic working in public service. For a great many MTA
employees, it can mean a split shift that plays havoc with sleep patterns. Lots
of time away from the family. Appeasing customers who might want to take their
frustations out on you, yet still remaining a professional through all kinds of
challenges in all kinds of weather. And all this, despite what all kinds of
critics might say.
Once a year, though, it is a picnic. For a brief time on Wednesday, May 8th, MTA employees celebrated
“State Employee Recognition Day” as proclaimed by Governor Martin O’Malley. It
was an opportunity to celebrate our service to the traveling public – our
dedication to making sure that every day, we do our level best to help hundreds
of thousands of riders get to and from work, school and play safely, quickly
and conveniently.
We appreciate your allowing us this moment to share
our pride in the service we provide. So
thank you. And now for us, it’s back to work!
