AFSCME 3299, which represents 42,000 UC service and patient care technical workers, announced on Wednesday that workers will strike on May 14 at all 10 UC campuses and five medical centers, along with other research labs and clinics operated by the university.
The employees involved include frontline workers at UC Medical Centers, such as medical and surgical assistants, respiratory therapists, and licensed vocational nurses. The service workers include custodians, groundskeepers, food service workers, drivers and security personnel across the UC system.
AFSCME 3299's labor action is an acknowledgment that the short-term strikes have not advanced the union's position in its negotiations with the university.
In a press statement, the University of California said it was disappointed in the union's decision to move toward an open-ended strike, claiming the two sides have made "significant" progress at the bargaining table.
UC also said it "categorically" disagreed with the claims of unfair labor practices, and their merit will be determined by the state's Public Employment Relations Board in the coming weeks.
AFSCME 3299 said it would provide details of picket times and locations next month.
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