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Western Oregon University workers avert strike in statewide deal

Classified workers at Oregon's seven public universities, including Western Oregon University near Salem, reached a tentative four-year contract deal late Sunday, Sept. 27, averting a strike set to begin hours later on the first day of fall term.

Curved brick building with large glass windows on a university campus under a partly cloudy sky.

Western Oregon University workers avert strike in statewide deal

Classified workers at Oregon's seven public universities, including Western Oregon University near Salem, reached a tentative four-year contract deal late Sunday, Sept. 27, averting a strike set to begin hours later on the first day of fall term.

Western Oregon University workers avert strike in statewide deal

Classified workers at Oregon's seven public universities, including Western Oregon University near Salem, reached a tentative four-year contract deal late Sunday, Sept. 27, averting a strike set to begin hours later on the first day of fall term.

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