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Letters to the Editor: Actors and writers are on strike. Bring back the eviction moratorium - Vimarsana News

Letters to the Editor: Actors and writers are on strike. Bring back the eviction moratorium

The studios think they can break the unions by waiting until actors and writers start losing their homes. L.A. needs to pass another eviction moratorium.

Source: yahoo.com
Hotel, union negotiation fails to break stalemate; more walkouts ahead, union vows - Vimarsana News

Hotel, union negotiation fails to break stalemate; more walkouts ahead, union vows

Striking Southern California hotel workers and employers failed to make progress in the first bargaining session since walkouts began July 1.

Source: yahoo.com
Opinion: Elected officials can stand with striking workers — no matter what the L.A. city attorney says - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Elected officials can stand with striking workers — no matter what the L.A. city attorney says

Elected officials are expected to express their positions on important matters, both in running for office and while serving. That's normal politics.

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L.A. hotel workers back on the job, but say more strikes to come - Vimarsana News

L.A. hotel workers back on the job, but say more strikes to come

Thousands of Southern California hotel workers were back on the job Wednesday after three days of strikes. Their union says more walkouts will come.

Source: yahoo.com
Visiting L.A. during the hotel workers' strike? Here's what you need to know - Vimarsana News

Visiting L.A. during the hotel workers' strike? Here's what you need to know

The walkout by Local 11 of Unite Here is affecting about 20 hotels. Although they are staying open, their guests can expect the hotels to be noisier and possibly trim the amenities.

Source: yahoo.com