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Tentative deal offers new chance to end construction strike - Vimarsana News

Tentative deal offers new chance to end construction strike

Local 150 of the International Union of Operating Engineers said members will vote Tuesday on an offer that could put about 300 members back on the job after a seven-week walkout.

Equipment operators end 7-week strike affecting road projects - Vimarsana News

Equipment operators end 7-week strike affecting road projects

Members of the International Union of Operating Engineers ratified a three-year contract Tuesday, ending a seven-week strike that has curtailed road projects throughout northeast Illinois.

Equipment operators end 7-week strike affecting road projects - Vimarsana News

Equipment operators end 7-week strike affecting road projects

Members of Local 150 of the International Union of Operating Engineers ratify a three-year agreement with three companies that produce construction material.

Weekslong Quarry Workers Strike That's Stalled Road Projects May End This Weekend - Vimarsana News

Weekslong Quarry Workers Strike That's Stalled Road Projects May End This Weekend

A 45-day strike that’s put a strain on road projects throughout northern Illinois could come to an end this weekend when members of the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 150 union vote on an offer from their employers, collectively known as the Chicago Area Aggregate Producers Association (CAAPA).

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Union operating engineers set to vote on a new contract after weeks-long strike - Vimarsana News

Union operating engineers set to vote on a new contract after weeks-long strike

About 300 members of Local 150 of the International Union of Operating Engineers, who first walked out on June 7 against three companies that collectively operate 35 quarries, voted Sunday.