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Coliseum concession workers say they won't get severance, health insurance after last A's game

abc7news.com Coliseum concession workers say they won't get severance, health insurance after last A's game

Coliseum employees say for months, Aramark has led them to believe they would ultimately be offered some form of severance after the A's leave Oakland. Now, many of these workers are unsure of what they'll do next.

Coliseum concession workers say they won't get severance, health insurance after last A's game

OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- For Kenyetta Gentry, the Oakland A's are a part of her family's DNA.

"My grandfather was security here in the 80s - that I know of. If not, even longer. And my auntie, Auntie Pat, she worked here as security as well," Gentry said.

A tradition in which Gentry has participated.

For the past 24 years, she's worked for Aramark, the company that runs the shops and concession stands at the Coliseum for home games.

After all those years of service, Gentry says she was shocked to find out Monday that Aramark will not be offering any severance to their employees following the A's last game on Thursday.

In addition, Gentry says she and her coworkers will also lose their health insurance.

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