"Massive Faculty Strike Hits California State University's 23 Campuses"

TL;DR
Faculty members at California State University, representing about 29,000 professors, librarians, and staff, went on a five-day strike seeking a 12 percent raise, leading to disrupted classes as the new semester began. The strike, the largest by faculty in U.S. history, also aims for increased parental leave and more gender-neutral facilities. The university has offered a 5 percent pay increase, but negotiations have stalled, with no further sessions scheduled. The union's demands include non-economic issues, while the university contends it can't afford the salary request due to financial constraints.
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- Nearly 30,000 California State University workers set to strike ABC News
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