Republic Services trash collectors strike ends after 2-and-a-half months
The Republic Services trash collectors strike that disrupted service in more than a dozen Massachusetts communities for two-and-a-half months is over.
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The Republic Services trash collectors strike that disrupted service in more than a dozen Massachusetts communities for two-and-a-half months is over.
Classes are set to begin in the next few weeks at one Massachusetts high school, but concerns are growing as trash continues to pile up outside the building amid the ongoing trash collectors' strike.
Six communities across Massachusetts impacted by the ongoing trash collector strike filed a complaint asking a judge to put an end to it.
The Peabody City Council wrote to Bill Gates, asking for his help in ending the Republic Services trash strike.
Boston officials are calling on Republic Services to return to the table and settle with trash workers, saying that the ongoing strike is a public health emergency.
Several Massachusetts communities impacted by the Republic Services sanitation strike wrote to the company urging a quick resolution.
Several Massachusetts communities impacted by the Republic Services sanitation strike wrote to the company Thursday, urging a quick resolution and complaining about what they said is a lack of communication.
Due to the garbage collectors' strike, some Massachusetts communities are coming up with temporary solutions to clear out the trash.