Nuclear Weapons & Stockpile

Pantex Union Workers Eyeing Possible Strike

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Staff Reports
NS&D Monitor
4/17/2015
Union-represented workers at the Pantex Plant are eyeing a possible strike over medical, sick leave and other benefits, but union officials remain in negotiations with contractor Consolidated Nuclear Security. Clarence…

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At Livermore

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