During a strike, union members would be outside of the park picketing and would not be serving food or drinks, attending suites, selling in the stands, stocking the park’s warehouses, etc.
During a strike, Union members would be outside of the park picketing and would not be serving food or drinks, attending suites, selling in the stands, stocking the park’s warehouses, etc.
If a strike occurs, workers are asking the public to respect their picket lines by not purchasing any food, beverages, souvenirs, or anything else from inside the ballpark.
Even though Boston is one of the most expensive cities to live in, Fenway workers are paid considerably less than workers in similar stadium jobs in less expensive locales. A cashier earns $18.52 an hour at Fenway and $21.25 an hour at the Marlins Park in Miami. Meanwhile, a beer costs $10.79 at Fenway and $5.14 at the Marlins Park.
Fenway was the most expensive stadium to attend a baseball game in 2024. That same year, they generated $574 million in revenue. The question is: Why are Fenway workers paid peanuts when the Red Sox are worth $4.8 billion – the third-highest valuation in Major League Baseball?
