Stalled Talks Prompt Union Walkout Threat
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
More than 100 members of the city’s largest public employees union are threatening to walk off the job after last-ditch settlement talks Wednesday failed to produce a contract agreement.
The walkout, which union officials said would begin July 25, would include police dispatchers, bus drivers, custodians, mechanics, clerks and secretaries. The union’s last contract expired June 30.
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