Negotiations have turned sour in recent months.
As negotiations with the company reach an impasse, the Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions said on Wednesday that about 70,000 workers in California and across the country have voted to authorize a strike over understaffing, unfair labor practices, and other issues.
“A strike authorization vote does not reflect any breakdown in bargaining, nor does it indicate a strike is imminent or will happen at all,” Kaiser Permanente said in a statement. “It is a disappointing action considering our progress at the bargaining table.” Why winds didn't cause glass from SF high-rises to fall to streets A new report from building officials showed that dozens of glass panes had issues predating March’s gusty weather
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