Kaiser health care strike concludes without contract agreement
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The three-day strike by Kaiser Permanente workers, the largest health care strike in U.S. history, ended without a contract deal. The two sides remain far apart on wages, with labor negotiators demanding a $25 minimum wage for certain employees. The strike comes amid a wave of labor action in the health care industry fueled by pandemic burnout and staffing crises. Employees will begin returning to work on Saturday, and negotiations are scheduled to resume on October 12.
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