BOSTON — The Boston Symphony Orchestra has ratified a new three-year contract with its musicians, preventing what could have been the orchestra’s first-ever strike.
The agreement provides new terms for musicians and guarantees them a role in engaging collaborators, according to their union.
The deal averts a potential work stoppage and keeps the orchestra’s musicians on the job under the new contract.
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