BSO Musicians Vote to Authorize First-Ever Strike Ahead of Contract Deadline
TL;DR
Boston Symphony Orchestra musicians unanimously authorized the first strike in the orchestra’s history, giving players leverage as their contract nears expiration, amid deep rifts over leadership following the abrupt dismissal of Andris Nelsons; negotiations continue over the weekend with musicians seeking greater input on programming and a fair, competitive deal on pay and benefits, while management aims to move past the turmoil and reach an agreement.
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- BSO musicians vote to authorize a strike The Boston Globe
- BSO's musicians authorize what would be its first strike, union says NBC Boston
- BSO musicians vote to authorize first strike in the orchestra's history WBUR
- Boston Musicians’ Union authorizes strike The Berkshire Edge
- Boston Symphony musicians vote to strike unless they reach a new contract The Berkshire Eagle
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