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Striking WTTW technicians to lose group health care insurance - Vimarsana News

Striking WTTW technicians to lose group health care insurance

WTTW notified two dozen technicians they will lose group health insurance April 1 as their strike against the public TV station enters its third week.

WTTW Technicians To Lose Group Health Care Insurance As Strike Against Public TV Station Enters Third Week [Chicago Tribune] – InsuranceNewsNet - Vimarsana News

WTTW Technicians To Lose Group Health Care Insurance As Strike Against Public TV Station Enters Third Week [Chicago Tribune] – InsuranceNewsNet

On Monday, the Chicago public TV station notified the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1220, which represents the striking workers, that it will terminate group health insurance coverage for the technicians as of April 1. “One of the guys on the picket line actively has cancer, and a couple of guys have had cancer in the past,” said John Rizzo,...

WTTW strike update: Company cuts off health coverage for striking workers - Vimarsana News

WTTW strike update: Company cuts off health coverage for striking workers

The company’s move comes as no new talks have been scheduled in a walkout that began March 16.

Feder: Strike at WTTW puts politicians on the spot - Vimarsana News

Feder: Strike at WTTW puts politicians on the spot

As the first strike in WTTW-Channel 11's history enters its second week, politicians are being urged to honor the picket lines -- both real and virtual.

Striking employees of WTTW draw politicians' support - Vimarsana News

Striking employees of WTTW draw politicians' support

Mayor Lori Lightfoot urged the station to reach a fair contract with members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and end a strike that began last week.