Health, clerical workers reject University of Chicago contract offer
Chicago Tribune, August 4, 2009
A union representing about 1,400 health and clerical workers at the University of Chicago Medical Center said that it rejected a three-year contract offer by management. The union contends that the hospital was asking for too steep of increases in medical-care coverage, among other issues. Teamsters Local 743, which represents clerical, service, and maintenance workers, said U. of C. management is asking workers to take on "healthcare increases up to 10% each year of the contract."
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