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Philadelphia strike hits Day 7 as latest negotiations between union, Parker administration end without deal

  • Philadelphia's municipal workers, represented by AFSCME District Council 33, have been on strike since July 1, 2025, demanding higher wages amid rising living costs, impacting various city services including trash removal and 911 dispatch.
  • Mayor Cherelle Parker has offered a pay increase of 8.75% over three years, which union leaders claim is insufficient for workers' needs.
  • Activists from Sunrise Movement Philadelphia protested inside City Hall, leading to three arrests, expressing support for the striking workers and their demands.
  • Despite the ongoing strike and trash buildup, negotiations between the city and union remain stalled, with no clear resolution in sight.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA — Trash continues to pile up on the streets of Philadelphia as the workers' strike continues for nearly a week.

·Pennsylvania, United States
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NBC Philadelphia broke the news in Philadelphia, United States on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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