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AFSCME District Council 33, Philly's largest city workers union, rally outside City Hall in October.

Mayor Cherelle Parker reached a one-year deal with the city’s biggest union, averting a strike

The new contract, which includes 5% raises and $1,400 bonuses, will cost $80.2 million over five years.

Sean Collins Walsh and Ariana Perez-Castells

A Cathay Pacific Boeing 777 passenger jet. Boeing is in the midst of cutting thousands of jobs across the company, including over 100 in Pennsylvania.

Boeing layoffs include workers in Delco and Western Pa.

Lizzy McLellan Ravitch

Members of Unite Here, who are employed by Aramark, picket outside of Citizens Bank Park before the Philadelphia Phillies game against the Chicago Cubs on Sept. 23.

City Council is considering a bill to raise wages and boost benefits for stadium workers

Jake Blumgart and Ariana Perez-Castells

Philadelphia City Hall

Philadelphia workers are readying a bill with a basic demand: Just enforce the law

Jen Byers, Capital & Main

Commuters pass the closed SEPTA station at 31st Street and Market during the afternoon commute on the first day of a SEPTA strike on Nov. 1, 2016.

SEPTA workers might strike soon. It wouldn’t be the first time.

Thomas Fitzgerald

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