We did not make this decision lightly.
40,000 patient care technicians, food service workers, custodians, hospital support teams, maintenance crews and other essential workers at the University of California went on strike late last year.
It’s been almost a year since University of California Chief Financial Officer Nathan Brostrom warned the Board of Regents that staff vacancies had tripled since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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