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Strike Narrowly Avoided At Country Club In Mamaroneck That Hosted US Open 6 Times Strike Narrowly Avoided At Country Club In Mamaroneck That Hosted US Open 6 Times
Strike Narrowly Avoided At Country Club In Mamaroneck That Hosted US Open 6 Times Maintenance workers at an iconic Westchester country club known for hosting the US Open called off a strike vote amid negotiations for a new labor contract, union officials announced.  A vote on the potential strike was originally going to be held on Monday, Aug. 26 by members of Local 32BJ of the Service Employees International Union working at Mamaroneck's Winged Foot Golf Club, according to union officials.  However, the vote was called off after the country club gave union members more information about a retirement benefit proposal, which is currently under review by wor…

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by Ben Crnic
Business
Most Connecticut Stop & Shop Stores Open Amid Strike, Picket Lines Most Connecticut Stop & Shop Stores Open Amid Strike, Picket Lines
Most Connecticut Stop & Shop Stores Open Amid Strike, Picket Lines Stop & Shop is stocking its stores with a host of replacement workers after 31,000 employees throughout Connecticut and New England walked out amid contentious labor negotiations. The strike by United Food & Commercial Workers Local 1445 members started at 1:15 p.m. on Thursday, April 11) at Stop & Shop stores in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.’’ In response, Stop & Shop will rely on replacement workers and its automated aisles until the two sides can hammer out a deal, which hinges on employees’ complaints over healthcare, pension benefits and other concerns. …

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by Zak Failla
Schools
White Plains Teachers, School District, Reach Agreement On Contract White Plains Teachers, School District, Reach Agreement On Contract
White Plains Teachers, School District, Reach Agreement On Contract The White Plains School District and the city’s Teachers’ Association have settled on an agreement on a three-year contract that will include a 1.5 percent annual salary increase. The new contract was agreed upon by both parties as of Friday, Feb. 8, and it was officially voted on an approved Monday night at its meeting on Feb. 11. The deal becomes effective on July 1, and will last through June 30, 2022. Officials from the District and White Plains Teachers’ Association stated that they were pleased the negotiations went off without a hitch. Kara Lyons, President of the WPTA said, “The As…

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by Zak Failla