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In its first major job action amid ongoing contract negotiations, Los Angeles Unified's teachers union on Friday called for its 48,000 members to boycott faculty meetings and unpaid after-school activities. The International Association of Machinists, which represents the workers, said the transition may have caused some operational delays but that there was no concerted job action by its members as had been reported by some media. In the event that talks break down and a job action occurs, the hotels have a taller-than-usual stack of applications from people ready to take the jobs. |
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