As contract negotiations heat up, thousands of doormen and residential building workers in New York City are gearing up to vote on authorizing a strike. The looming decision comes as workers demand better pay and conditions, amid concerns from affluent residents about the potential disruption to their daily lives. With up to 34,000 workers involved, a strike could significantly impact the operations of residential buildings across the city, leaving high-end residents worried about tasks like waste disposal. As the deadline for negotiations approaches, the 32BJ SEIU union has made it clear that the current situation is untenable, and they are ready to take a stand.