Kaiser Health Care workers enter 3rd day of strike
An estimated 75,000 Kaiser workers were taking part in the strike, according to the Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions.
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An estimated 75,000 Kaiser workers were taking part in the strike, according to the Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions.
In East Hollywood, picketers were out early, before sunrise Friday, carrying signs that read "Respect and Value: Healthcare Workers" and "Kaiser: Put Patients First."
A wall of purple and black T-shirts stood before Kaiser Permanente locations in Vacaville and Vallejo Wednesday morning, as employees traded out the front line of healthcare for the picket line across the country for a three-day strike— the healthcare sector’s largest ever in United States history. Over 75,000 union members across the country walked off the job this morning, including hundreds in both Vacaville and Vallejo. Union members in both Solano County locations said securing a fair contract is vital to providing the best possible care to patients. Rosina Riley, a strike captain...
Thousands of Kaiser Permanente health care workers in Southern California and beyond hit the picket lines Wednesday to begin a planned three-day strike that their union dubbed the largest action of its type in U.S. history, while Kaiser officials insisted progress was made in 11th-hour contract negotiations.
On Wednesday, Kaiser said "a lot of progress was made" in negotiations with the union. Roughly 4,500 of those employees are in San Diego County.