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Con Ed Workers End Month Long Lockout in Time for Storms
The nearly monthlong lockout of 8,000 utility workers by utility company Con Edison officially ended Thursday, following negotiations hosted by Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Con Edison Lowers Voltage
Con Edison reduced its power voltage Wednesday in order to allow workers to repair equipment. The voltage was lowered for the second time this week by 5 percent in parts of Sutton Place and Midtown East.
Con Edison Reinstates Health Insurance for Union Workers
Consolidated Edison (Con Edison) has reinstated health insurance for 8,500 utility workers and resumed negotiations with the union Monday.
Utility Workers Union Rebuffs Con Ed Proposal
Utility Workers Union of America (UWAU), Local 1-2 rebuffed Consolidated Edison’s contract proposal Tuesday evening, describing the proposal as phony, and dashing hopes of a resolution.
Con Edison and Union Back to Bargaining Table
Power giant Consolidated Edison and the union representing 8,000 of its employees resumed talks on Thursday, four days after contract negotiations broke down.
Con Ed Union Negotiations Break Down, Workers Go Home
Contract negotiations between power giant Consolidated Edison and its unionized workers broke down early Sunday, prompting what union officials called a lockout of its 8,000 workers.
