Another union at Montreal’s transit network announced a one-day strike this month, but this one isn’t expected to disrupt service.

It’s now the third union to have announced strike action this month at the transit authority. On Friday, the union representing its administrative support staff announced its roughly 1,300 members will also strike on Nov. 19.

“The negotiations with the employer have been going on for 17 months,” said union president Stéphane Lamont. “We’ve had more than 42 meetings, and negotiations aren’t progressing, so we want to apply a little pressure, but not on the public.”

A strike is already underway at the transit authority, with buses and metros only available during rush hours and late evenings. Unless a deal is reached, the one involving the network’s 2,400 or s

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