Sanitation Workers Return but Garbage Piles Remain
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUL 21 – The new five-year contract includes union medical benefits at $10 a week and aims to resolve a two-week strike that halted trash collection in multiple California cities.
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Teamsters smell bad faith
After a sympathy strike produced a two-week pause in trash collection, Teamsters drivers in Fairfield and Suisun City are back on the job. But tensions remain high. The drivers had been off work in solidarity with fellow Republic Services workers on strike in San Joaquin County, who reached a tentative agreement Friday. Yet as garbage pickup resumed over the weekend, Fairfield and Suisun drivers say Republic is now violating its own local contra…
Sanitation workers return but garbage piles remain
By Michelle Bandur Click here for updates on this story STOCKTON, California (KCRA) — A big sigh of relief for residents in Stockton and some Bay Area cities, as workers have voted to approve a five-year contract with Republic Services. The contract approval ends a two-week-long strike. But the garbage is still piling up. “I have four kids, so, yeah, so much trash,” said Esmerelda Duarte. The sights and smells on the streets still aren’t so …
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