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Philadelphia trash pickup resumes

When will Philadelphia trash pickup resume after strike deal reached, and what do I do with my garbage now?

"When will my trash get picked up?" was surely the top question on many Philadelphians' minds after hearing the DC 33 strike, including sanitation workers, was over on Wednesday morning.And now we know: regular trash pickup in the city of Philadelphia will resume Monday,

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Philadelphia workers and city reach a deal to end strike that halted residential trash pickup

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Philadelphia trash pickup resumes after strike deal reached

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Drone footage shows garbage piles on day seven of Philadelphia refuse workers strike

Refuse workers in Philadelphia have reached a 'tentative agreement' on pay and benefits, according to AP.

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Philadelphia workers and city reach deal to end strike that halted trash pickup

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Philadelphia Union Reaches Deal to End Strike That Led to Trash Pileup

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Philadelphia Workers and City Reach a Deal to End Strike That Halted Residential Trash Pickup

Union President Greg Boulware briefly spoke with reporters after the deal was reached. “We did the best we could with the circumstances we had in front of us,” he said.

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City leaders 'happy and relieved' about District Council 33 strike ending

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District Council 33 president on end of strike: 'I'm still quite frustrated'

Philadelphia Trash Piles Up as Garbage Workers’ Strike Drags On

Philadelphia’s streets and sidewalks are piling up with garbage after the union of municipal employees went on strike in a city that is already facing acute budget pressures.

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With Philadelphia strike over, when will city pools reopen?

Regular trash pickup will resume in the City of Philadelphia on Monday. Trash pickup was just one of several city services affected by the eight-day strike. Union members were told by DC 33 leadership that they need to return to work as soon as possible. Maintenance staff at city pools are back at work, but the water has yet to return.

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Piles of trash, pickets, and public addresses: Scenes from the DC 33 strike

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker and Greg Boulware, president of AFSCME District Council 33, reached an agreement early Wednesday, ending an eight-day strike. Here's what it looked like.

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How Philadelphia’s current sanitation strike differs from historical labor disputes in the city

As the Philadelphia municipal worker strike enters its second week, so-called “Parker piles” – large collections of garbage that some residents blame on Mayor Cherelle Parker – continue to build up in neighborhoods across the city.

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