Workers at New Jersey oil refineries have been locked out following the expiration of their collective bargaining agreements, leaving union employees without access to their jobs. The dispute comes as labor negotiations reach a critical point, with no immediate resolution in sight. Refineries in the state are now operating with non-union staff, raising concerns over production and safety. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between employers and organized labor in the energy sector.
Union employees locked out of New Jersey oil refineries after contracts expire CBS News
