Police Intervene as Striking Workers Picket Hotel Housing Replacements
Police Intervene in Strike Picket at Hotel Housing Replacements

London police intervened on June 23, 2026, to allow vans to leave a hotel parking lot where striking Community Living London workers were picketing. The hotel was housing replacement workers during the ongoing labor dispute.

Police Action at the Scene

According to Gerry Dewan of CTV News London, officers were called to the hotel to ensure the safe departure of vehicles from the parking lot. The striking workers had been picketing the site in protest of the use of replacement workers. Police intervention was necessary to de-escalate the situation and allow traffic to flow.

Community Living London workers have been on strike, demanding better wages and working conditions. The use of replacement workers has been a contentious issue, leading to heightened tensions at the picket line.

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Impact on the Community

The strike has disrupted services provided by Community Living London, which supports individuals with developmental disabilities. Families and clients have expressed concern about the continuity of care. The labor dispute continues as negotiations between the union and management remain at an impasse.

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