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Cal State Faculty Turn to Students for Help in Labor Dispute

KQED News Staff

Oct 20, 2015 at

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California State University faculty members continue voting today as to whether they should strike over pay. The union is demanding a 5 percent pay hike. CSU officials are offering a 2 percent bump. Faculty are turning to students to help pressure officials and avoid a strike that could begin early next year.

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