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UC Santa Cruz Agrees to Reinstate Dozens of Fired Grad Students
The University of California, Santa Cruz agreed last week to reinstate dozens of fired graduate students who participated in a wildcat strike earlier this year over wages, according to multiple reports.
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Work Safety Strikes, Virus Lockdown Protests Planned Across US on May Day
Essential workers are striking nationwide on May Day to demand safer conditions during the coronavirus outbreak, while other groups organized rallies against tight stay-at-home orders they say are crippling the U.S. economy.
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Santa Clara County Workers Reach Deal, Avoid a Strike
Thousands of Santa Clara County workers reached a tentative agreement with the county late Thursday, avoiding what would have been their second strike since October, according to union officials.
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UC President Threatens to Fire Striking UC Santa Cruz Grad Students
University of California President Janet Napolitano has threatened to fire a group of UC Santa Cruz graduate students who have been on strike and withholding students’ grades over better pay, according to a report from KSBW.
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Police Arrest 17 During UC Santa Cruz Grad Student Strike
Police surrounded demonstrators sitting in circles in the intersection with their arms linked and dragged them away one by one. More demonstrators poured into the intersection and took the places of those being arrested in a tense standoff between hundreds of demonstrators and dozens of police, the Santa Cruz Sentinel reported.
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UC Santa Cruz Teaching Assistants Go on Strike Over Pay
University of California, Santa Cruz graduate students started a strike Monday to demand higher wages to keep up with living costs in an area that has recently seen housing costs skyrocket.
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Trump Doubles Down on Striking Iran Cultural Sites, Issues Warning to Iraq
President Donald Trump insisted Sunday that Iranian cultural sites were fair game for the U.S. military, dismissing concerns within his own administration that doing so could constitute a war crime under international law. He also warned Iraq that he would levy punishing sanctions if it expelled American troops in retaliation for a U.S. airstrike in Baghdad that killed a...
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5-Day Strike of Kaiser Mental Health Workers Set to Start Monday
About 4,000 Kaiser Permanente mental health professionals are set to strike this week, starting Monday morning, at Kaiser facilities throughout the state, including several in the Bay Area.
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Strike of Kaiser Mental Health Workers Set to Start Monday
About 4,000 Kaiser Permanente mental health professionals are set to strike this week, starting Monday morning, at Kaiser facilities throughout the state, including several in the Bay Area.
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UCSC Workers Withholding Final Grades During Strike
After demanding a cost of living increase from the University of
California at Santa Cruz in September, the school’s unionized graduate student workers are now on strike. -
UCSC Workers Withholding Final Grades During Strike
After demanding a cost of living increase from the University of
California at Santa Cruz in September, the school’s unionized graduate student workers are now on strike. Marianne Favro reports. -
Mass Strike Over Pensions Shuts Down Paris
Private and public workers in Paris called a general strike Thursday, which shut down most of Paris. They are protesting proposed changes to the country’s retirement system.
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Paris Police Arrest Scores Amid Strike Over Pension Reform
Paris police fired tear gas at demonstrators Thursday as the Eiffel Tower shut down, France’s high-speed trains came to a standstill and hundreds of thousands marched nationwide in a strike over the government’s plan to overhaul the retirement system. At least 90 people were arrested in Paris by evening as the protests wound down. Police said 65,000 people took to…
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Striking Chicago Teachers Union Members Hit the Picket Lines
The Chicago Teachers Union has voted to reject the final contract offer from Chicago Public Schools and will go on strike Thursday, the organization announced Wednesday.
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CPS Cancels Classes Thursday in Anticipation of Strike
Chicago Public Schools canceled all classes and activities for Thursday, Mayor Lori Lightfoot and the district’s CEO announced Wednesday morning, in anticipation of the Chicago Teachers Union moving forward with a strike.
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CTU Will Strike After Officially Rejecting Contract Offer
The Chicago Teachers Union has voted to reject the final contract offer from Chicago Public Schools and will go on strike Thursday, the organization announced Wednesday.
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British Airways Grounds Nearly All Flights as Pilots Strike
British Airways says it has had to cancel almost all flights as a result of a pilots’ 48-hour strike over pay. In a statement Monday, the airline said it had “no way of predicting how many (pilots) would come to work or which aircraft they are qualified to fly.” As a result, it said it had “no option but to...
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UC Patient Care, Service Workers to Stage 1-Day Strike
For the second time in less than a month and the fourth time in a year, thousands of University of California workers will stage a one-day strike Wednesday at campuses and medical facilities across the state, alleging unfair labor practices.
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Denver Teachers Vote to Go on Strike Over Pay
Denver teachers voted overwhelmingly Tuesday in favor of going on strike after more than a year of negotiations over base pay. Rob Gould, lead negotiator for the Denver Classroom Teachers’ Association, said 93 percent of unionized teachers voted in favor of a strike. The union represents 5,635 educators in the Denver Public School system, which could see a strike as...
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LA Zoo, Museums Will Admit Students Free if Teachers Strike
If a teachers’ strike occurs Monday as anticipated, affected students will be offered free admission to the Los Angeles Zoo, the Los Angeles County Natural History Museum and the Petersen Automotive Museum.