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Entergy, Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station union to resume contract talks

Negotiations will resume Friday between union employees at Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station and the power plant’s owner, Entergy Corp., after both sides agreed to extend workers’ current contract until May 25, the company said. The Utility Workers Union of America Local 369 and Entergy have been in talks for more than a month, but have repeatedly deadlocked over health care, safety and staffing issues. The latest impasse came Thursday, when, following an intense bargaining session, some union workers said they were kept off the job at Pilgrim.

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