Workers at seven CVS pharmacies in Southern California have gone on strike for better pay and health care and to protest what they say is bad-faith contract bargaining by the company. The walkout, which affected four stores in Los Angeles and three in Orange County,

CVS pharmacy workers from seven stores in California went on strike on Friday, and they could be joined by about Rite Aid associates in the coming days.

CVS pharmacy clerks and technicians walked off the job and onto picket lines at select locations Friday as their union pushes for a new contract and alleges unlawful labor practices.

The union represents nearly 7,000 CVS workers who are on strike to protest what leaders say are unlawful activities that have interfered with bargaining and prevented employees from reaching a

We want to be with our patients, not on a picket line, but we can’t keep working in a system that treats mental health care like an assembly line job,” said a therapist for the

CVS pharmacies workers at seven Southern California stores have gone on a strike to protest against low wages and poor health benefits stating it as “bad-faith contract bargaining by the company.”As per Fox News,

CVS pharmacy clerks and technicians walked off the job and onto picket lines at select locations Friday as their union pushes for a new contract and alleges unlawful labor practices, while store officials insisted they’ve negotiated in good faith and already reached tentative deals with the union on key issues.