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California Adjuncts Sue for ‘Uncompensated Work’
California Adjuncts Sue for ‘Uncompensated Work’ kathryn.palmer Fri, 06/26/2026 - 03:00 AM Byline(s) Kathryn Palmer
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· Jun 26, 2026
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This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. California hospitals and the state’s largest health workers union reached an agreement Thursday to pull two competing initiatives from the November ballot hours before a state deadline. But a separate measure to impose a one-time tax on billionaires remains headed toward voters, potentially []
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· Jun 29, 2026
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· Jul 11, 2026
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· Jul 2, 2026
State Workers Gather at Capitol Amid Negotiations for New Contracts
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Related coverage for "California Adjuncts Sue for ‘Uncompensated Work’": Palo Alto Online — California unions, hospitals strike deal — but billionaire tax heads to ballot. Inside Higher Ed — Rethinking Bar Prep for Nontraditional Learners. The Next Web — California gives all state agencies access to Claude at half price in first-of-its-kind Anthropic deal. Real Clear Politics — The Intifada at MIT. Twitchy — 'What a Joke'! Look What the Calif. Secretary of State JUST NOW Certified. KSFO – 560 AM – San Francisco — State Workers Gather at Capitol Amid Negotiations for New Contracts