Minneapolis park worker strike enters 15th day
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.
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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.
Minneapolis parks and rec workers are back at the bargaining table Tuesday morning as the strike enters its 13th day.
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.
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board met on Monday with striking workers to resume contract negotiations.
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 proposal would cost $7.5 million over three years compared to the park board's offer of $4.6 million over three years.
The park board says it will not return to the bargaining table until the union allows members to vote on its latest offer.
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.
Union leadership now says the strike may go beyond the initial plan of one week, meaning workers might not be back by Thursday.
Minneapolis parks workers now say they might not go back to work when a week-long strike ends. But the city is now saying it wants to go back to the negotiating table. David Schuman has the latest.
Hundreds of workers walked off the job last week.
Minneapolis Park and Recreation workers kicked off their week-long strike on the Fourth of July.
As promised, hundreds of Minneapolis parks workers walked off the job on Thursday, starting a 10-day strike that coincides with one of the busiest times for parks in the city.
Hundreds of Minneapolis Park and Recreation workers plan to walk off the job and on to the picket line.
More than 175 workers at nine wastewater treatment plants in the Twin Cities have voted to authorize a strike.
More than 175 workers at nine wastewater treatment plants in the Twin Cities have voted to authorize a strike.
Canadian border agents could go on strike in just a few weeks. That could mean major disruptions for those of you looking to travel across the border.
A strike could begin in early to mid-June. If it does happen, crossing through the border could take more than 10 hours.
Minnesota officials are keeping a close eye on an important dispute just to our north. Canadian border agents are preparing to go on strike. David Schuman explains why the consequences of that would be felt throughout the state.
One day after filing an intent to strike, education support professionals for Minneapolis Public Schools have reached a tentative agreement with the district.
Lakeville teachers overwhelmingly voted to authorize their union to call a strike.
A tentative agreement agreement has been reached between SEIU janitors in the Twin Cities and their employers.
