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Negotiations between DC 33, Philadelphia resume as trash piles up on city streets amid strike
Negotiations are back on between AFSCME District Council 33, Philadelphia's largest blue-collar union, and the Parker administration as the municipal workers' strike continued into its second day Wednesday.
Almost all Free Library branches shut down Tuesday, as librarians resisted crossing picket lines. Most other library workers ...
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Philly strike: Where to drop off your trash as District Council 33 goes on strikeCurbside trash and recycling collection have been suspended in Philadelphia amid the District Council 33 strike. Here's where ...
Mayor Cherelle Parker said she saw both fire hydrants on her block opened Tuesday morning before leaving for work. If it's ...
Philadelphia set up over 60 drop-off sites for residents to bring their garbage as collection workers strike. Thousands of ...
Both DC 33 and the white collar union DC 47 have been without a new contract since 2009, and there's been little evidence of progress in the talks. "We want the public to know, we're being treated ...
District Council 33 President Pete Matthews addresses crowd during a rally at City Hall in 2014. — Photo courtesy District Council 33. Damon C. Williams Tribune Staff Writer ...
Union members walking picket lines talked about low wages and fair treatment while residents tried to figure out what to do ...
As the DC 33 strike continues, NBC10 looked into how much sanitation workers make in Philadelphia compared to other cities.
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