CAMBA Faces Federal Labor Charges Over IT Strike
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CAMBA, a New York nonprofit managing homeless shelters, faces federal labor charges from the United Auto Workers Local twenty-three twenty-five. The union accuses CAMBA of threatening to permanently replace thirteen IT workers on strike since November, alleging bad faith bargaining and retaliation. The IT staff, seeking raises and better conditions, joined the union last September and struck after over a year of negotiations. CAMBA denies the charges, insisting it bargains in good faith, while the union seeks a court injunction to halt what they call lawless moves.
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