The workers of the Boston’s Fenway Park dealership and MGM Music Hall nearby began a strike, without last minute agreement concluded in their negotiations with Aramark.
Unite here, the local section 26 had set a deadline for noon for an agreement in their contractual negotiations. Friday evening, the picking lines are due to the Red Sox match against the title champion of the MLB Los Angeles Dodgers.
The game will always be on, if Storms do not postpone him after an extremely hot day in BostonBut the union asks fans who will avoid buying concessions. The strike is scheduled during Sunday’s match.
Workers ask for a higher salary, advice increased for premium workers, planning that respects workers’ seniority and automation railings. These have been their requests for about the last seven months, that is to say at the end of their previous contract with the food company and drinks.
Aramark said on Friday that it negotiated in good faith and disappointed that the union has chosen to strike.
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“We are committed to providing an exceptional fans experience and having emergency plans in place to ensure that fans do not encounter service interruptions,” said the company’s statement.
A declaration of the Red Sox noted that the team had not gone to the negotiations between unit here the local section 26 and Aramark, but said that the company had told them that it had made a new offer on Thursday evening, which had been rejected.
“Aramark has implemented its emergency personnel plans, and fans can expect a complete and uninterrupted stadium experience this weekend, including access to all food, drinks and reception services in Fenway Park. We hope that the parties will reach a quick and fair resolution,” said the SOX press release.
