Yale, Two Unions Reach Accord to End Strike
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Yale University and two labor unions reached a tentative agreement to end a three-week strike marked by demonstrations involving high-profile national union leaders.
Negotiators were to meet with the unions today to discuss the proposed eight-year contract, and a vote would follow. Workers could be back on the job Monday.
A key issue was the unions agreeing to the length of the contract, which the university said was needed to give both sides time to work on a better process for negotiating labor pacts.
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