Nearly 2,000 long-term caregivers in CT set to strike
Long-term caregivers across Connecticut are striking Wednesday morning in protest of "poverty wages" and poor benefits.
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Long-term caregivers across Connecticut are striking Wednesday morning in protest of "poverty wages" and poor benefits.
Care providers at six agencies set to take to picket lines Wednesday morning, demanding higher wages and better benefits.
After a rally to demand more social service funding and higher taxes on the wealthy, the umbrella group Recovery For All led 1,500 circling the State Capitol.
The strike is scheduled to begin Wednesday, May 24, at six agencies around the state.
Connecticut’s largest health care workers union is planning to go on strike next week against six nonprofit agencies that operate group homes serving approximately 1,500 developmentally disabled clients.