By Cheri Mossburg and Taylor Romine, CNN A union representing school workers in Los Angeles plans to strike for three days next week with support from the district’s teachers union, it said, setting up what could be a shutdown of the nation’s second-largest school system.
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Los Angeles school workers union announces plan for 3-day strike that could shut down the nation's second-largest district
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Hundreds of L.A. Schools to Close Next Week as Workers Strike
By Cheri Mossburg and Taylor Romine, CNN A union representing school workers in Los Angeles plans to strike for three days next week with support from the district’s teachers union, it said, setting up what could be a shutdown of the nation’s second-largest school system.
Unless a deal is reached, about 30,000 teachers' aides, bus drivers, custodians, cafeteria workers and other support staff are set to strike next week, and teachers will join them in solidarity.
Tens of thousands of workers in the Los Angeles Unified School District will strike for three days next week over stalled contract talks and teachers will join them, likely shutting
When cafeteria workers, bus drivers and others strike next week, a union representing 30,000 teachers will also not cross picket lines, the Service Employees International Union said.
Employees of the Los Angeles Unified School District are poised to begin a massive three-day strike on Tuesday that would shut down the nation's second largest school district.
Thousands of Los Angeles public school employees are poised to go on a three-day strike next week amid stalled union negotiations. SEIU Local 99 — which represents approximately 30,000 cafeteria...
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