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Minneapolis park workers, park board reach deal after 3-week strike
After more than three weeks on strike, the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board and its workers appear to have a tentative agreement in place on Friday.
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After more than three weeks on strike, the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board and its workers appear to have a tentative agreement in place on Friday.
Minneapolis Park and Recreation union workers announced on Friday morning a tentative agreement had been made with the park board.
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board and its workers have reached a tentative agreement after a three-week strike, according to LIUNA Local 363.
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board and its workers have reached a tentative agreement to end the first-ever strike in the park system's 141-year history.
The union, which keeps up the city parks, has been on strike since the Fourth of July.
Thursday will mark three weeks since Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board workers went on strike.
It's day 19 of the Minneapolis park workers strike and no deal appears in sight.
The Minneapolis park workers have been striking longer than anyone expected, including the workers themselves. Sunday marks day 18 of the strike, after union members overwhelmingly voted down the park board’s most recent offer on Friday.
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As the Minneapolis park worker strike enters its 15th day with no clear end in sight, the City Council is expected to vote on a resolution of support on Thursday.
As the Minneapolis park worker strike enters its 15th day with no clear end in sight, the City Council is expected to vote on a resolution of support on Thursday.
Tuesday, the park board said it's made major concessions to try to strike a deal, and is urging the union to let members vote on the board's latest offer.
Minneapolis parks and rec workers are back at the bargaining table Tuesday morning as the strike enters its 13th day.
The Minneapolis Park and Rec Board and striking workers are back at the negotiating table for the first time in two weeks.
Minneapolis parks workers on the picket line feel hopeful they’ll reach an agreement with the city’s Park and Recreation Board.
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board met on Monday with striking workers to resume contract negotiations.
The proposal would cost $7.5 million over three years compared to the park board's offer of $4.6 million over three years.
You won't see any signs of maintenance or upkeep at Minneapolis parks as the workers’ strike continues.
The Minneapolis park workers strike was supposed to end on Wednesday, but it continues as union members and the park board have not reached an agreement.
Park workers say they're staying off the job longer than they originally planned.
The park board says it will not return to the bargaining table until the union allows members to vote on its latest offer.
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