LA teachers defy the rain to descend on picket lines in three-day strike trends now
LA teachers defy the rain to descend on picket lines in three-day strike trends now
'You can make more money at Burger King': LA teachers in US' second-largest school district defy the rain to descend on picket lines in three-day strike over 30% pay rise demand - leaving 500k students without classes Employees of Los Angeles's only public school district braved the rain to make good on their threats of a three-day strike on Tuesday Already in full force, the protests comes after their latest round of negotiations with the Los Angeles Unified School District schools fell flat last week The processions sprouting up outside more than 1,000 schools across the city consist of some 30,000 non-teaching support workers and 35,000 teachers
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Employees of Los Angeles's only public school district braved the rain to make good on their threats of a three-day strike Tuesday in hopes of obtaining better wages, shutting down the nation's second-largest school system in the process.
Already in full force, the protests come as the latest round of negotiations between the staffers and the LA Unified School District
