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Los Angeles school worker strike just latest in growing trend across US

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The three-day strike has closed more than 1,000 schools and put more than half a million students out of classrooms. It is the latest development in several years that have seen larger, longer, and more frequent protests by teachers across the country. Education workers' strikes have gotten longer in recent years but remain shorter on average when compared to all industries' strikes.

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Los Angeles school worker strike just latest in growing trend across US

The three-day protest marks latest in trend of larger work stoppages in the U.S. education system.

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Los Angeles school worker strike just latest in growing trend across US

Jason Armond / Los Angeles Times // Getty Images About 30,000 workers, unionized support staff who make schooling possible for the Los Angeles Unified School District, walked off the job Tuesday, beginning a three-day strike alongside about 35,000 members of the district's teachers union. The work stoppage has closed more than 1,000 schools and put more than half a million students out of classrooms. It is the latest development in several year…

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