MCCARTHY ADVANCED CONSULTING LLC
MCCARTHY ADVANCED CONSULTING LLC filed a Q4 report for TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA AFL-CIO on January 20, 2026, reporting $50,000 in lobbying income.
Lobbying for TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA AFL-CIO · Labor union
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FRANK MCCARTHYPreviously held: House Transportation Committee; Representative Sue Kelly (NY-19)
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PAUL MILOTTEPreviously held: Legislative Director; Representative Don Young (AK-At Large)
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MICHAEL LIPTAKPreviously held: Legislative Correspondent; Senator Mitch McConnell
Lobbied in support of protecting 13c protections for transit workers on public transit. Lobbied in support of the introduction of legislation to improve safety standards for railroads, including requiring inspection times and ensuring adequate safety standards on Class 1 railroads. Lobbied in support of HR 5024, which would provide federal transit funds flexibility to urbanized areas. Lobbied in support of HR 5475 (expanding No Tax on Overtime provision to include workers covered by a bargaining agreement). Lobbied in the surface transportation bill for targeted rail and transit safety and workforce fixes-requiring certified mechanical inspectors for freight rail inspections, establishing assault-prevention standards for passenger rail workers, and restoring limited flexibility for transit agencies to use existing federal funds for operations. Lobbied in support of transit/ramp safety, overseas maintenance oversight, highway bill worker protections.
Lobbied in support of protecting 13c protections for transit workers on public transit. Lobbied in support of the introduction of legislation to improve safety standards for railroads, including requiring inspection times and ensuring adequate safety standards on Class 1 railroads. Lobbied in support of HR 5024, which would provide federal transit funds flexibility to urbanized areas. Lobbied in support of HR 5475 (expanding No Tax on Overtime provision to include workers covered by a bargaining agreement). Lobbied in the surface transportation bill for targeted rail and transit safety and workforce fixes-requiring certified mechanical inspectors for freight rail inspections, establishing assault-prevention standards for passenger rail workers, and restoring limited flexibility for transit agencies to use existing federal funds for operations. Lobbied in support of transit/ramp safety, overseas maintenance oversight, highway bill worker protections.
Lobbied in support of the introduction of legislation to improve safety standards for railroads, including requiring inspection times and ensuring adequate safety standards on Class 1 railroads.
Lobbied in support of HR 5475 (expanding No Tax on Overtime provision to include workers covered by a bargaining agreement).