Recent strikes renew focus on role of unions across northwest Ohio

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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTOL) — Recent labor disputes in northwest Ohio, including the Libbey Glass strike and Springfield Local Schools walkout, have highlighted the importance of unions in the workplace. With priorities ranging from staffing levels to work-life balance, unions like Toledo Firefighters Local 92 and the Springfield Teachers Association are navigating negotiations to protect workers’ rights and safety.

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