LAUSD and Workers Union Reach Historic Agreement After Strike
TL;DR
The Los Angeles Unified School District has reached an agreement with Service Employees International Union Local 99, which represents about 30,000 school custodians, cafeteria workers, bus drivers, and other student services staff, following a three-day strike. The deal includes salary increases, a minimum wage raise, health benefits for part-time employees, and an investment in an Education and Professional Development Fund for SEIU members. The strike was supported by teachers and their union, and schools in the district reopened on Friday.
- Los Angeles Unified School District has reached an agreement in negotiations with workers union CNN
- No new contract, but LAUSD schools back open after strike KCAL News
- LAUSD Supt., Mayor Bass, SEIU deliver details on tentative deal KCAL News
- LAUSD reaches historic deal, meets demands of union workers following 3-day strike KTLA Los Angeles
- I was on the Los Angeles picket line. Here’s why our strike will benefit students and workers Fox News
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