Industry strike activity - last 90 days
154
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+57%
57% vs previous 90 days
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Status UnknownCreating power in the work place not only improves the conditions for the workers who have organized, but it creates a path for all workers.
PlannedThe union representing Target Field concession workers says 81 percent of their members voted to authorize the strike.
PlannedConcessions workers at Target Field have voted to authorize a strike as they seek higher wages and better benefits.
PlannedConcessions workers at Target Field have voted to authorize a strike. The union representing about 500 employees says 81 percent of its members ...
PlannedTarget Field concessions workers vote to authorize strike. Published: May 4, 2026 at 8:18 PM PDT|Updated: 3 hours ago. The API failed to deliver the ...
Planned(KTTC) – Concessions workers at Target Field have voted to authorize a strike. UNITE HERE Local 17 members employed by Delaware North Company voted in ...
SettledThe Phoenix event was one of hundreds taking place across the U.S. amid a call for a general strike against Trump administration policies.
Status UnknownUnion leaders say workers are fed up with low wages, lack of health insurance, and a contractor they say canceled a bargaining session.
PlannedMINNEAPOLIS — Concession workers at Target Field cast ballots Thursday in a strike authorization vote, hours before the Minnesota Twins were set ...
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PlannedAbout 2,000 SoFi Stadium workers are threatening to strike ahead of the World Cup if ICE agents aren't kept out of the venue.
Status UnknownStarbucks employees strike outside their store in Mesa, Arizona on Nov.
Concessions workers at Target Field, unionized with Unite Here 17, will hold a strike authorization vote on May 1.
OngoingOn Monday, April 13, the Workers' Union of Juan Valdez officially approved a legal strike with 90% support, following the failure to reach an ...
