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Trash strike continues: Republic services sues Teamsters, alleges criminal acts

Waste management company Republic Services sued Teamsters Local 25 members this week, as negotiations between the two sides failed to result in a breakthrough that would end the ongoing strike.

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Republic Services strike: Where Western WA residents can drop off trash

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Republic Services accuses Teamsters of vandalism, threats as garbage strike continues

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Trash pickup recovery underway in OC as local sanitation drivers return to work

Residents are being asked to continue leaving their containers out until they are serviced.

WHDH · 1d

Sanitation strike hits day 15, both sides expected to resume negotiations

NBC Los Angeles · 1d

Some OC cities open temporary trash drop-off sites during labor dispute

Republic Services sues Teamsters union, faces contract suit over service lapses amid strike

Fallout from the waste collection worker strike against Republic Services is spilling into the courtroom, as contract negotiations drag on.

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Trash strike: Both sides trade blame as dumpsters overflow and officials demand action

Negotiations between Republic Services and Teamsters broke down late last week. Talks are set to resume Tuesday, but the impacts of the trash strike are growing more pronounced.

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Day 6: Fremont promises garbage pickup despite ongoing strike

Solidarity strikes with Republic Services continued Monday on the sixth day of garbage strikes in the Bay Area, which is impacting residents of two dozen cities in Northern California.

Trash collection strike a big problem for restaurants and other top stories

The Republic Services strike entered a 12th day Saturday. WBZ TV's Juli McDonald has that and more top stories in Boston.

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Disruptions to trash collection could expand to Seattle, Bellevue as Lacey strike continues

A strike by trash collectors is spreading across Western Washington, meaning tens of thousands of residents could have their trash service disrupted.