(KRON) -- A vote taking place Saturday could potentially bring an end to a two-week-long strike by Valley Transit Authority workers. According to the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA), negotiations with the union representing the workers, the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Local 265 , have reached a "critical juncture." Golden Gate Bridge responds to NTSB bridge report ATU members are set to take a vote Saturday that could end the strike, according to the VTA. The VTA said it has presented the union with an enhanced wage proposal of 10.5% over the next three years -- contingent on VTA Board approval. Union leadership, according to the VTA, has publicly stressed that the concern was not about money. The VTA maintains it has gone "above and beyond" to accommodate union demands. Those demands, according to the VTA, include agreeing to proposed arbitration language and significantly enhancing dental coverage. The VTA also maintains its current proposal is "competitive and fair." Raj Singh with the ATU confirmed to KRON4 that a vote will take place Saturday. ...read more read less