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Stadium workers near LA are poised to strike just days before the World Cup opener, threatening to disrupt the U.S. men’s soccer team’s debut at SoFi Stadium. With 2,000 hospitality staff voting to authorize walkouts, union leaders warn they’ll strike if contract talks stall—demanding better pay, protections from subcontracting and immigration raids. While the stadium’s food provider insists negotiations are progressing, workers say offers are inadequate, freezing wages for some while ignoring massive World Cup revenue. As millions flock to U.S. cities for the tournament, this labor standoff underscores the human cost behind global sporting spectacle.
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