Philadelphia's largest city workers union votes to authorize strike; no walkout at this time
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Philadelphia's largest city workers union has wrapped up a strike authorization vote. However, ballots with the strike authorization voting will be counted on Thursday. District 33 represents at least 9,000 mostly blue-collar employees, including sanitation workers.
Philadelphia's largest municipal employee union, District Council 33, has voted to authorize a strike against the city.
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