New York City Doorman Strike Called Off

The New York Times reports that the owners of thousands of apartment buildings in New York City reached an agreement on a new labor contract with the union that represents tens of thousands of doormen, porters, janitors and building superintendents. A strike was due to begin at 7 a.m. Wednesday.

The Times reports that the owners agreed to a new four-year contract that includes a pay increase of nearly 10 percent.

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