State workers in San Diego walk off job in historic one-day strike over pay and health care
Hundreds of California state workers walked off the job in San Diego on Wednesday, staging a one-day strike -- the first in the union's history -- as they demand better pay and health care benefits. Hundreds of California state workers staged a one-day strike in San Diego, marking the first in the union's history, demanding better pay and health care benefits. The workers gathered outside the state building in San Die, urging Gov. Gavin Newsom to negotiate a new contract. The union represents over 100,000 workers statewide, including DMV employees, state nurses and workers at the Employment Development Department. They have been without a contract since June and argue that Newsom's administration isn't negotiating. Union members say their contract expired more than 100 days ago and their proposals have been rejected.
نشرت : قبل 11 ساعة بواسطة Laura Acevedo في Politics Health
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Hundreds of California state workers walked off the job in San Diego on Wednesday, staging a one-day strike -- the first in the union's history -- as they demand better pay and heal... [2016 symbols]
