Cal state faculty union postpones strike
Members of the California Faculty Association chapter of Cal Poly Pomona march through campus Tuesday to President Soraya Coley’s office.
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The California Faculty Assn., a union that represents about 26,000 members, has has put off a strike that had been scheduled for next week.
(Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)Faculty union members at Cal Poly Pomona, part of the Cal State system, practiced marching through campus in the days leading up to a scheduled strike last month. The strike was canceled after a last-minute deal was struck between union and university leaders. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)
The Cal Poly Pomona campus. The California Faculty Association has put off a strike that had been scheduled for next week.
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Soraya Coley, Cal Poly Pomona president, speaks to faculty after a protest march to her office Tuesday.
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Cal Poly Pomona President Soraya Coley, left, hugs retired mathematics professor Harriet Lord, who marched with other faculty to Coley’s office Tuesday.
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