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Cal State Faculty Approves Strike

Anger over contract talks has faculty planning rolling two day strike at local schools,…
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Grocers, Union Reach Tentative Deal

A tentative contract agreement is reached between union negotiators and grocery store owners.
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City, Unions Reach Agreement in Pension Changes

The Hermosa Beach City Council approves labor agreements with seven public employee unions.
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Grocery Union Paves Way for Strike

The United Food and Commercial Workers union has issued a 72-hour notice canceling a contract…
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Grocery Workers Rally for New Contract

Grocery store workers' contracts expired in March, and representatives of both sides are…
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Grocery Workers Authorize Strike

More than 90 percent of those who voted over the past two days agree to call a strike.
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Workers Striking at LAX

Local residents travelling today may want to be aware of the workers' action, including…
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Grocery Workers Consider Strike

Grocery workers in Southern California vote on whether to authorize a strike in the area.
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Redondo Offers Fire Services to Hermosa

The money-saving move comes after the two cities drop plans to consolidate their fire…
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Union: Grocery Workers Talk of Strike

The Los Angeles County Federation of Labor says it would support a possible strike by grocery…
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Grocery Chains, Workers Resume Talks

Ralphs, Albertsons and Vons resume talks with employees after workers vote to authorize a…
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L.A. County Home Care Providers Call For Pay Increase

Home care providers delivered petitions to the L.A. County Board of Supervisors today.
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Draft County Budget Presented

Los Angeles County Supervisors proposals for next year's budgets include no lay-offs, but…
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Lovely Hermosa, Meter Maids!

Hermosa Beach is now in the middle of the public sector pension problems afflicting the state…
Arthur Christopher Schaper's B…  

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City Prepares for New Hires, Approves Budget

The City Council approves changes to the estimated revenue, appropriations, transfers and…
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City Seeks to Cut Spending After Near $1M Budget Gap

City is considering a fire department merger and an additional business license tax to aid…
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Update: Cut Pension Costs, City Urged

Hermosa Beach has among the highest CalPERS employer contribution rates of any jurisdiction in…
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Job Cuts Loom at Hermosa Beach Schools

Nine temporary teachers will be laid off on March 15, with additional cuts on the way.
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City Allowed to Move Forward with Pension Changes

A temporary restraining order to stop retirement benefit reductions was denied.
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City Officials Learn Sharing Options

Local leaders and community members discuss possible ways that the Beach Cities can merge…
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Winograd Pushes 'Green Economy' in Uphill Primary Fight

The LAUSD teacher and former labor organizer says 36th Congressional District incumbent Jane…
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LA Councilwoman Hahn Focuses on Green Jobs in Race for…

A series of Patch profiles on candidates in the 36th Congressional District race continues…
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