An important Los Angeles Unified workers union is one step closer to a possibly disruptive strike. SEIU Local 99, which represents 30,000 custodians, cafeteria workers, special education assistants ...
Thousands of Los Angeles Unified employees — including cafeteria workers, bus drivers and custodians — have voted to authorize a strike, the union representing those workers said in a statement. The ...
Clara Harter, Daily Breeze, Torrance, Calif. Apr. 1—On his first day off since leading workers through a mammoth strike that brought the Los Angeles Unified School District to its knees, Max ...
Thousands of Los Angeles Unified School District service workers overwhelmingly approved ... The agreement was reached March 24 following a strike that shuttered the nation's second-largest ...
Striking LAUSD support staff workers with SEIU Local 99 and UTLA teachers walked picket lines Tuesday morning after no agreement was reached with the school district ahead of the declared strike.
Parents bracing for LAUSD worker strike Laurie Perez provides the latest on the looming LAUSD employee strike with less than 48 hours until the scheduled walkout. With so little time, parents are ...
Tens of thousands of union workers in the Los Angeles Unified School District plan to go on strike for three days next week over stalled contract talks, forcing the temporary closure of schools ...
A strike in March dropped LAUSD under the required 180 days of instruction. The district must now make those days up.
A historic agreement has been reached Friday as the Los Angeles Unified School District meets the demands of SEIU union employees following a three-day strike. The tentative agreement includes a ...
Jim Newton describes how politicians responded to the recent Los Angeles Unified School District strike and the ongoing ...
Front line workers essential to solving Los Angeles ... to mediate the protracted dispute that led to a three-day strike and LAUSD school closures. A year ago, Heidi Marston, the chief executive ...
You didn’t know there’s a student seat on the powerful LAUSD Board? And 17-year-old Karen Ramirez hopes to be heard.
