Hundreds of Aramark workers at Fenway Park are on strike and planning to stay out for all of a homestand between the Boston Red Sox and the Los Angeles Dodgers starting Friday night. Concession worker...

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Another day to strike for what they say should be fair pay, that’s what four union chapters are doing outside of Libbey Glass.

Workers are concerned about ICE's presence at the tournament. They're also pushing for more pay.

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BHP workers in Port Hedland have embarked on a second consecutive day of industrial action, escalating tensions within the mining sector. The strike, which began on August 8, 2026, involves thousands of employees demanding improved working conditions, fair wages, and better safety protocols. Labor representatives claim the dispute stems from unresolved grievances over recent changes to shift patterns and pay structures. Management has rejected these demands, citing financial pressures from global market fluctuations and the need to maintain operational efficiency. The walkout has disrupted critical mining operations in the Pilbara region, prompting concerns about supply chain stability for iron ore exports. Union leaders have called for immediate negotiations, while company executives insist on a structured dialogue process. This development highlights ongoing challenges in balancing worker welfare with corporate profitability in Australia's resource sector. The situation underscores broader debates about labor rights and economic sustainability in industries reliant on global commodity prices.

Over 100 workers with Metro Vancouver's regional parks have walked off the job indefinitely, citing frustration over stalled negotiations for 18 months. The union, Greater Vancouver Regional District Employees Union (GVRDEU), claims no progress has been made in bargaining, leading to the escalated job action. This follows a one-day strike on June 15 and unsuccessful mediation talks. Essential workers, numbering 15, will continue operations but without overtime, resulting in a 'skeletal presence' at parks. The regional district remains committed to reaching an agreement and has scheduled mediation with the Labour Relations Board. Key concerns include health and safety, contracting out union work, and retaining skilled workers. Public access to parks remains open, with facility reservations and essential services maintained. The union warns that further contract deadlocks could lead to a full-scale, indefinite strike. The Ministry of Labour encourages both parties to resume negotiations urgently.

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