SoFi Stadium Workers Approve Strike Vote Ahead of U.S. World Cup Opener

Service staff at SoFi Stadium have voted to grant themselves strike authority just days before the U. S.

faces Paraguay in the World Cup opening match. The vote could directly affect stadium security and operational logistics.

Union leaders say the step was taken to protect workers' rights, while tournament organizers stress they are preparing contingency measures. The potential strike adds a significant risk factor to the smooth execution of the high‑profile opening game.

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