LOS ANGELES — The union representing Dodger Stadium concession workers and the company that employs them said Wednesday they have returned to the bargaining table, two days after workers threatened a strike that could affect the All-Star Game.
On Monday, the union announced that 99% of those workers had authorized a strike "at any time." The workers are employed by Chicago-based Levy Restaurants, the company with which the Dodgers contract to operate stadium concessions.
The Major League Baseball Players Association and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) since have spoken out in support of the workers.
