Orioles Pledge to Pay Hourly Concession Workers for Cancelled Games

Good news for the concession stand employees at Camden Yards, the Baltimore Orioles are paying them for the games that were canceled due to the Baltimore riots.
Six games were either rescheduled or moved do the civil unrest surrounding the stadium in the wake of the death of Freddie Gray, who died while in police custody.
It was a big deal for concession stand employees -- many of whom were counting on the paychecks.
Now, the Orioles have posted signs around the stadium stating; "due to the extraordinary circumstances that led to several cancelled or reschedule games, the Orioles organization will compensate all hourly employees for hours that would have been ordinarily worked the week of April 27."
The adjustment will be added to their final paychecks for the month of May.