Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders threatened to skip next week's debate at at Loyola Marymount University, asserting they would not cross the picket lines of campus workers locked in a labor dispute
Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Andrew Yang on Friday threatened to skip the PBS NewsHour/POLITICO Debate at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles next week, asserting they would not cross the picket lines of campus workers locked in a labor dispute.
UNITE HERE Local 11, a union representing 150 cashiers, cooks, dishwashers and servers at the university, said in a statement that it had not yet reached a resolution in negotiations for a collective bargaining agreement with Sodexo — a global services company that employs the workers and is subcontracted by the university to handle food service operations.
Yang also tweeted that he would not cross the Local 11 workers' picket line to attend the debate. "We must live our values and there is nothing more core to the Democratic Party than the fight for working people. I support @UNITEHERE11 in their fight for the compensation and benefits they deserve," he
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