UC Student Workers Strike Over Disciplinary Actions Against Protesters
The labor action expands to UCLA and UC Davis, affecting thousands of students during finals preparation.
- Nearly a third of UC's academic and graduate student workers are striking at three campuses.
- The strike demands amnesty for union members arrested or disciplined during pro-Palestinian protests.
- UC administration claims the strike violates a no-strike clause in the union contract.
- The union argues the strike is a response to unfair labor practices and suppression of free speech.
- The strike's impact includes canceled classes and disrupted academic activities at affected campuses.