State Employees Strike for First Time in 25 Years
100,000 SEIU Local 1000 workers strike to force Newsom administration back to the bargaining table.
State Employees Strike for First Time in 25 Years
100,000 SEIU Local 1000 workers strike to force Newsom administration back to the bargaining table.
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