The union representing ushers, grounds crew, security and janitors is threatening to go on strike next month if it does not receive a new contract.
Hundreds of Dodger Stadium game-day workers could go on strike as early as next month if the
The Dodgers are scoring more runs than last season and are a better team despite losing talented Trea Turner, Cody Bellinger and Justin Turner. Union spokesman Sebastian Silva said the lowest-paid ushers and janitors earn $17.28 per hour with differentials for length of service. Part-time groundskeepers make $19.80 per hour and full-time groundskeepers receive $31.72 per hour. Silva said most union members are seasonal employees.
Clayton Kershaw, pitching for the first time since criticizing the Dodgers’ decision to honor the Sister of Indulgence, is solid in 8-4 win over Yankees.
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