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Fenway Park Concession Workers Strike

Beer and food workers on strike at Fenway Park for homestand between Dodgers and Red Sox

Striking Fenway Park vendors banged on drums and shouted “Don’t buy food!” while walking a picket line outside the home of the Boston Red Sox before Friday night’s game against the Los Angeles Dodger...

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Fans torn on what to do during Fenway Park concessions worker strike during Red Sox-Dodgers games

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Strike! Fenway Park concession workers walk off job hours before start of Red Sox-Dodgers series

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Fenway Park workers launch strike before Red Sox game

Fenway Park concession workers walked off the job Friday ahead of a three-day series between the Red Sox and the Los Angeles Dodgers as negotiations with the ballpark’s concession company failed to pr...

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Beer and food workers on strike at Fenway for homestand between Dodgers and Red Sox

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Fenway Park Concession Workers Strike as Red Sox Host Dodgers

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Aramark brings in other workers to staff Fenway Park during strike

“Hey, guys, if you can support our cause, please buy everything outside, okay?” one of the protesting workers said directly to fans.

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Fenway Park concession workers continue strike ahead of Saturday's game

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Fenway Strike: Concession workers officially on strike ahead of Red Sox-Dodgers series

Fenway Park concessions workers on strike as Red Sox-Dodgers weekend series begins

Aramark, the concessions subcontractor at Fenway Park, said it has plans in place "to ensure that fans will not encounter service interruptions."

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Union claims replacement workers are unprepared for Fenway

Aramark brought in replacement workers this weekend as the strike continues. Union members were outside Gate D again Saturday night with new claims about the fan experience.

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Fenway workers urge Red Sox owner John Henry to intervene in contract battle as strike looms

If Aramark can pay more at other ballparks across the country, why are Fenway workers treated as second-class?”