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Over 100 LCCC workers may strike Nov. 5 over contract dispute amid budget shortfall, as college expands free trade training program.
Over 100 LCCC employees may strike starting November 5 if a new contract isn’t reached by November 4, as negotiations remain deadlocked since the contract expired August 31.
The college cites a $13 million budget shortfall due to a state funding impasse and rising costs.
Meanwhile, LCCC is expanding its free Career & Technology Academy, launched in Spring 2025, which allows high school students to earn college credits in skilled trades like welding and HVAC through a $1 million state grant and scholarships.
The program aims to address Pennsylvania’s projected shortage of 300,000 trade workers by 2030 and offers students direct access to high-paying jobs without a four-year degree.
Más de 100 trabajadores de LCCC podrían hacer huelga el 5 de noviembre por una disputa contractual en medio del déficit presupuestario, mientras la universidad expande el programa de capacitación de libre comercio.