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South Bay Labor Council Authorizes Strike Sanction in Solidarity with City Workers
Source: PR Newswire
Elections & Domestic Politics
On October 5, 2026, delegates of the South Bay Labor Council (AFL-CIO), which represents more than 105 unions and 100,000 members, formally authorized support for San Jose city workers if they strike. The article excerpt provides no further details on the labor dispute or potential economic impact.
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