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Kyle Orens

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As seen in: WBOC-TV (Salisbury, MD), EIN News, NewsBreak, WDEL-FM (Wilmington, DE), WTAJ-TV (Altoona, PA), Our Community Now, Saving Seafood
Video journalist for @wboc in Salisbury, Maryland. Alum to the best school in the Carolinas @UofSC. Huge Carolina Panthers fan. Opinions are my own.
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Ocean Downs workers warn of possible summer strike as contract talks stall

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By Kyle Orens Verified
| WBOC-TV (Salisbury, MD) Verified
WORCESTER COUNTY, Md. -- A labor dispute at Ocean Downs Casino could lead to a strike during one of the casino's busiest times of the year as negotiations between workers and management remain at a standstill. The union representing Ocean Downs employees says workers overwhelmingly rejected what the casino's parent company, Churchill Downs Incorporated, called its last and final contract offer after months of negotiations.
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UPDATE: Salisbury union fight heads toward possible referendum after council votes to end collective bargaining

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By Kyle Orens Verified, Jana Ruark Verified
| WBOC-TV (Salisbury, MD) Verified
SALISBURY, Md. -- A contentious battle over collective bargaining in Salisbury may be entering a new phase after the City Council voted Tuesday night to dissolve the city’s union agreement with municipal workers, including police officers and firefighters. City leaders said the current agreement has become financially unsustainable, prompting the mayor and council to move forward with ending collective bargaining rights for affected city employees.
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Salisbury union fight heads toward possible referendum after council votes to end collective bargaining

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By Kyle Orens Verified
| WBOC-TV (Salisbury, MD) Verified
SALISBURY, Md. -- A contentious battle over collective bargaining in Salisbury may be entering a new phase after the City Council voted Tuesday night to dissolve the city’s union agreement with municipal workers, including police officers and firefighters. City leaders said the current agreement has become financially unsustainable, prompting the mayor and council to move forward with ending collective bargaining rights for affected city employees.
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