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Bay Area cities set up temporary trash drop-off sites as Teamsters strike continues
As the nationwide garbage standoff between Teamsters union members and Republic Services continues, some Bay Area cities are resorting to temporary drop-off sites this weekend to appease residents’ concerns about mounting trash.
Kim Paymaster was a tad stressed over the Fourth of July weekend. She had family with small children staying over, her water heater was broken, and the local city pool was closed, so her daughter and ...
Service disruption stretches on into its eleventh day with no resolution yet in the Republic Services-Union standoff.
Even if Republic Services makes a deal with the union, it will be at least a few days before the striking workers could get back on the job. That means a few more days of Bay Area trash collectors ...
Local leaders told Republic Services Friday they will be seeking compensation for extra costs they’ve taken on amid the ...
The Secretary of State and several members of the Boston City Council are calling on waste management giant Republic Services to go back to the negotiating table and end a nearly two-week ...
Regular trash pickup will resume in Philadelphia on Monday, the same day as voting begins for DC 33 members on whether to ...
AFSCME District Council 33 went on strike at midnight June 30. The strike ended with promises of pay raises for the city's ...
Bay Area sanitation workers this week joined what a union leader called a nationwide garbage “war” between the Teamsters and ...
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