Philadelphia residents and workers navigate trash drop-off disputes amid city strike
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During a citywide sanitation strike in Philadelphia, residents debate whether using temporary trash drop-off sites constitutes crossing a picket line, with opinions divided on whether it undermines the strike or is a necessary inconvenience, amid overflowing garbage and community tensions.
- In a ‘union town,’ Philly residents debate whether using trash drop-off sites is crossing a picket line Inquirer.com
- Philadelphia city workers fill the gap as blue-collar union AFSCME DC 33 continues negotiations 6abc Philadelphia
- Striking workers clash with law enforcement at locked Philly sanitation center WHYY
- Private contractors offer trash removal services amid District Council 33 strike FOX 29 Philadelphia
- What you need to know about the city work stoppage City of Philadelphia (.gov)
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