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Trash workers strike continues

Massachusetts trash strike continues as garbage piles up

Republic Services trash and recycling collectors have been on strike since July 1 in several Massachusetts towns. Trash is piling up and negotiations have stalled after failed talks with federal mediators.

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Negotiations in trash collectors strike in Massachusetts to resume on Tuesday

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Are you impacted by the Republic Services trash strike?

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Trash pickup recovery underway in OC as local sanitation drivers return to work

Republic Services sanitation drivers resumed work Monday, July 14, in Orange County, company and city officials confirmed, as efforts ramp up to catch up on missed trash and recycling pickups.

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Some OC cities open temporary trash drop-off sites during labor dispute

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Public officials say that ongoing trash strike is a mounting public health risk

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Bay State trash strike enters third week with no deal on the table

A federal mediator was scheduled to meet with members of the Teamsters Local 25 and the trash company providing garbage services in more than a dozen Bay State cities and towns on Tuesday.

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How the Republic Services trash strike is creating a ‘hot mess’ for readers

Readers share how the ongoing Republic Services trash strike is leaving neighborhoods with overflowing bins, rats, and unanswered questions.

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Ongoing trash strike draws pressure from officials as communities struggle with waste build-up

State leaders urge Republic Services to finalize contract with striking Teamsters as uncollected garbage piles up in Massachusetts communities and other states across the country.

Republic Services trash pickup resumes in parts of Contra Costa County

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY — Republic Services is resuming some limited trash pickup services in Contra Costa County this week, according to local officials. Waste pickup services have been suspended since last week as local Teamsters joined in on a nationwide garbage “war” to demand higher wages and better benefits.