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Mass. trash worker strike: Teamsters, Republic Services to meet with mediator amid failed talks
Teamsters have alleged that their decision to strike on July 1 was caused by Republic Services’ refusal to agree to pay them the same wages and benefits as other competitor trash companies. Republic Services has denied those claims.
The strike, driven by demands for better pay and benefits, has left at least one Norfolk County town struggling to manage ...
The Teamsters Union and Republic Services are expected to resume negotiations Friday as the ongoing sanitation workers strike ...
The strike against Republic Services is affecting more than municipal trash collection. In Boston, Brookline, Newton, Somerville, and other communities, commercial customers are waiting for Republic o ...
People living in cities across King and Snohomish counties are still waiting for their trash to get picked up after a ...
UPS is offering full-time U.S. union delivery drivers a voluntary buyout in a move that the Teamsters says violates the ...
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Today, full-time drivers make $170,000 a year. Good for them—for those who still have jobs. But paying for the new Teamster ...
Sean O'Brien, the colorful and combative leader of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, is providing an unexpected ...
The war of words between hundreds of local union sanitation workers and their corporate employer continues while negotiations stand still.
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