Target Field concession workers demand better wages, healthcare in threat to strike

Target Field concession stand workers say they plan to strike ahead of the Twins’ homestand with the Dodgers, saying they want better wages and healthcare, FOX 9 reports. Concessions company Delaware North says they have plans to continue operating if there is a strike.

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