Uc Strike News Today

After tens of thousands of UC academic workers walked off the job last month — in what may be the largest strike in higher education history — professors and teaching assistants took class to the picket line.

Others to continue weeks-long strike

The DSA is promoting the lie that Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom can be relied on to “intervene” on behalf of striking UC academic workers.

The shortage of housing has created a captive market of vulnerable students and workers who are forced to live in crowded and unaffordable apartments near UC campuses

The University of California has reached a tentative labor agreement with its postdoctoral scholars and academic researchers, a significant step toward ending a strike that has dragged on for over two weeks.

A large proportion of the UC workers on strike work in scientific laboratories seeking advances that would help many people. Some of those workers have walked off the job.

Thousands of academic employees at the University of Californias 10 campuses, primarily teaching assistants, postdoctoral fellows, and researchers, went on strike Monday demanding higher pay and benefits, citing the sky-high cost of living in California.

A strike by about 48,000 workers, including 17,000 student researchers, at UC San Diego and the 9 other University of California campuses entered its second day.

Thousands of researchers and student employees at the 10 University of California campuses are planning to go on strike at 8 a.m. Monday in an effort to secure improved pay and working conditions.