City Workers Union Threatens 2-Day Strike
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
The Engineers and Architects Assn., which represents about 9,300 workers in city government, said Wednesday that it was preparing for a two-day strike on Aug. 22 and Aug. 23 unless the city sweetens its contract offer.
The members of the union have rejected a three-year offer averaging about 2% annually in wage increases.
The union members include workers in the police crime lab and at Los Angeles International Airport.
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