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District's pact with custodians, cafeteria workers and others comes prior to Thursday bargaining session with teachers.

A traumatizing and ongoing payroll debacle, in which thousands of San Francisco teachers were unpaid or underpaid is the underlying reason 97 percent of them have voted to authorize a strike.

The United Educators of San Francisco announced Thursday that its members have voted to authorize a strike as it continues to negotiate with the San Francisco...

San Francisco teachers, in the midst of contract negotiations, voted overwhelmingly to strike against the school district.

Teachers in San Francisco's public schools have not gone on strike since 1979. Licea is hoping that this isn't the year it happens again.

San Francisco Unified School District workers on Thursday voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike.

Thousands of educators with the San Francisco Unified School District will vote Wednesday evening on whether or not to go on strike if their contract demands...

Union representing school staff votes overwhelmingly to authorize strike a day before the next contract negotiating session.

SF schools face twin troubles of possible union strike and declining enrollment.

SEIU 1021 has alleged that the school district is violating its contract by seeking temporary custodial and cafeteria workers.