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Seattle concrete strike hits fifth month with $1M in support, collusion allegations

Seattle concrete strike hits fifth month with $1M in support, collusion allegations

"Name any major project, it's impacted" as 300 truck drivers walk the pavement in protest and unions nationwide capitalize on labor shortages.

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