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Bay Area trash pickup comes to a halt as workers join nationwide garbage ‘war’
Bay Area sanitation workers this week joined what a union leader called a nationwide garbage “war” between the Teamsters and Republic Services — which provides trash and recycling pickups for hundreds of thousands of residents around the U.S — over wages and working conditions.
As the nationwide garbage standoff between Teamsters union members and Republic Services continues, some Bay Area cities are resorting to temporary drop-off sites this weekend to appease residents’ ...
There is no strike in Orange County, but local workers are honoring a picket line in a strike over a Republic Services ...
Union City and Fremont resumed some form of garbage pickup on Friday, with three drop-off locations exclusively for community ...
The city of Philadelphia says regular trash pickup will resume next week after a deal was reached to end the DC 33 labor ...
Local Republic Services workers continue to honor picket lines in solidarity with striking sanitation workers in Boston.
Sanitation workers in Stockton are on strike. Businesses and residents may experience a delay on their Republic Services ...
It’s unclear how long the delays could last as many of the county’s trash collectors stand in solidarity with an ongoing ...
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