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Fenway Park concession workers continue strike

‘I prefer to interact with people’: Fenway workers strike for third day amid contract dispute with Aramark

They carried posters shaped like baseballs and handed out makeshift baseball cards calling fans to support long-time Fenway workers by not purchasing food or drinks in the ballpark.

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Deadline day: Fenway Park concession workers are just hours away from going on strike

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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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Beer and Food Workers on Strike at Fenway Park for Homestand Between Dodgers and Red Sox

Hundreds of Aramark workers at Fenway Park are on strike and planning to stay out for all of a homestand between the Boston Red Sox and the Los Angeles Dodgers starting Friday night.

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Red Sox return home to Fenway Park and hit a wall against the Dodgers

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

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Fenway Park concessions workers go on strike for weekend Red Sox-Dodgers series

Fenway Park concession and restaurant workers went on strike Friday just as the Boston Red Sox opened a series against the Dodgers.

Fenway Park concession workers back on picket line as Red Sox prepare for 2nd game against Dodgers

ESPN host Shae Peppler Cornette left her usual workplace this Friday to cover an NFC North team at training camp. Cornette was a Chicago Bears reporter for Fox 32 prior to joining ESPN. She hosted her own weekly sports program, "Bears Unleashed." Additionally, she worked for the Big ...

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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?”