CHICAGO 〓 Chicago Symphony enters the strike?

2019/02/15
【最終更新日】2020/02/13

The member of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra voted on the night of the 13th, and decided to enter the strike if the new collective agreement could not be made by March 10. The previous collective bargaining agreement expired on September 17 last year, the deadline was extended on March 10, and the discussion on treatment improvement continued between the management side and the union. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra just returned from the Asia tour for three weeks.

Photo：Chicago Symphony Orchestra


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