Red Sox fans urge to overcome the purchase of drinks in Fenway Park while waving on the horizon

Red Sox fans make their way around Boston, who is 113 years old MLB stadium Friday in search of food and drinks will face a difficult situation.

In a historical step, Fenway Park workers and restaurant workers are hurting with the opening of the Red Sox team of three games with world champion Los Angeles In Boston Friday evening.

Employment stop comes after the deadline for reaching a new collective negotiating agreement with Aramark, the company many employees on the field and the adjacent MGM Music Hall.

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Among the employees representing them are Unit HERE LOCAL 26 Union Cooks, Barbacks, Memorials, Machineine Workers, Al -Madhrafen and others who work on the field and the location of the near music.

Earlier this week, franchise and restaurant workers encouraged Vinway Park and the music hall fans to buy favorite drinks or the food item outside the doors of the stadium where the workers threatened to pick up.

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A Labor Union The spokesperson explained that the transmission of workers to the strike is not a display of lack of respect towards the baseball team or fans. Instead, their case begins and ends with the concession.

“We are not against Red Sox. We are not against the fans. This is a franchise, and he is an attempt to try to pay the bottom dollar. He does not want to obtain technology issues, frankly, I think, he undermines the quality of the garden,” said Carlos Aramao, local president. 26.

“The culture of this place is that you want a man with a Boston tone to hand you Sam Adams, not a robot.”

“We negotiated with good faith and disappointment,” Araramark said in a statement. ” “We are committed to providing a distinguished experience of fans and we have emergency plans to ensure that the service interruption is not faced.”

Last month, Aramark staff and UNITE HERE LOCAL 26 members voted in favor of an unprecedented work strike, Boston Herald mentioned.

“Aramark and Al -Ittihad did not make a great progress towards an agreement during the last bargaining session, which signed last week,” the Federation said at the time.

“As a result … Vinway workers are ready to strike for the first time in the history of the 113 -year -old stadium in America.”

The last contract between the workers and the employer has ended nearly seven months ago.

Employees argue that they are “fighting” for multiple “major demands” in a possible new deal. In addition to the highest wages, workers want to see “handrails on automation” and implement a scheduling system “respects the seniority of workers”.

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According to Local 26, the Searfone in Fenway Park gets $ 18.52 per hour, while the workers are in Miami Marles Loandepot Park is paid in Miami, which holds the same job title, $ 21.25 per hour.

“The union, which represents Aramark, Araark staff has come forward by carrying out a strike that begins today. While the Boston Red Sox team is not a party to these negotiations, we continue to closely communicate with Aramark.”

“They assured us that they are still involved in goodwill discussions and that they have made a new offer last night, which was unfortunately rejected by the Federation. Aramark has implemented emergency employment plans, and fans can expect a full and unexpected football experience this week, including access to food and beverage services throughout Fenway.