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- Thousands of doormen and building workers in New York City will vote on Wednesday to authorize a strike, the first such action in over 30 years.
- Manny Pastreich, president of Local 32BJ, emphasized the workers' vital role in tenant relationships.
- Negotiations are ongoing over wages and healthcare costs.
- The union seeks pay raises to match rising living costs.
- The current contract expires Monday, potentially disrupting essential services.
