LAUSD Workers Begin Three-Day Strike for Equitable Wages and More
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More than 420,000 Los Angeles students were affected as school employees and teachers began a three-day strike, demanding a 30% pay increase. The Los Angeles Unified School District, the second largest in the US, had tried to bargain with the union representing 30,000 teachers’ assistants, bus drivers, custodians and cafeteria workers. The district had set up supervision sites where students could be dropped off for the day, as well as locations where families could pick up three days’ worth of breakfasts and lunches for students.
- Los Angeles Schools Close as Workers Begin Three-Day Strike The New York Times
- Los Angeles schools set for 3-day strike for 'equitable' wage increases and more Fox News
- Los Angeles school workers will go on a 3-day strike, shutting down the nation's second-largest district. Here's what they want CNN
- Today's Headlines: Last-minute negotiations fail to halt strike that would close LAUSD schools Los Angeles Times
- LAUSD strike to begin Tuesday FOX 11 Los Angeles
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