After 58 days, the Alamo Drafthouse Strike is over after a new contract was reached. All Unionized Workers previously laid off at the Sony-owned theater chain's Lower Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn locations will be reinstated, according to United Auto Workers (UAW) Local 2179. The Union reached a deal with management over layoffs that the UAW had claimed violated Labor Law. The agreement will reinstate the 70-odd Staffers who were cut at the theaters, as well as restore their previously accrued paid time off, sick time, seniority and hire dates. “Strike won! All jobs are back!” the Union announced on Social Media. “We will be returning to work officially on (Friday, April 18th), but feel free to start patronizing the Alamos in (Brooklyn) and Manhattan as soon as today.”

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