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I saw it mentioned elsewhere in this thread, but it may be worth noting that there has been a lockout of National Grid workers since June 25th. These workers se
by thsowers 8y ago
I saw it mentioned elsewhere in this thread, but it may be worth noting that there has been a lockout of National Grid workers since June 25th. These workers serviced "700,000 gas customers in 85 communities in eastern Massachusetts", NGrid has replaced them with contract workers to continue service[0].
A site representing the union states that those locked out "do the critical work of maintaining natural gas lines for homes, schools, and businesses across Massachusetts"[1]
Unsure if this is related to the current incident & Columbia Gas
edit: Press conferences seem to indicate that Columbia Gas is responsible for this region and not National Grid. Seems Unrelated
[0]: http://www.wbur.org/bostonomix/2018/08/13/national-grid-lockout http://www.wbur.org/bostonomix/2018/08/13/national-grid-lock...
[1]: https://www.usw.org/act/campaigns/lockout-at-national-grid/resources/facts-about-the-lockout-at-national-grid https://www.usw.org/act/campaigns/lockout-at-national-grid/r...
- mackey 8y agoI don't think its related.
- spchampion2 8y agoThis wasn't National Grid's gas line. It belonged to Columbia Gas.