Hartford Symphony Plans To Close If Musicians Don’t Agree To Concessions
Hartford Symphony Plans To Close If Musicians Don’t Agree To Concessions
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A contentious labor dispute between the Hartford Symphony Orchestra and its musicians has reached a breaking point. Symphony management say the orchestra is running out of cash and will have no choice but to close its doors – for good – by the end of the week, unless musicians agree to substantial concessions.
Despite the looming deadline, neither side seems willing to budge on the terms of a new contract. Ray Hardman from Here & Now contributor WNPR in Hartford reports.
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