Labor/Employment
Oct. 18, 2007
After Heated Senate Hearing, Interpreters Return to Work
LOS ANGELES - Barring any last-minute legal delays, Los Angeles County Superior Court interpreters are expected to go back on the job today without having won any concessions after their six-week strike.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Barring any last-minute legal delays, Los Angeles County Superior Court interpreters are expected to go back on the job today without having won any concessions after their six-week strike.
The return to work for 300 interpreters comes after Senate Majority Leader Gloria Romero urged them to return to work and assured them she...
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