City employees in San Jose are considering a strike. They have been negotiating with the city for months. The city's offer includes a raise, but employees feel it is not sufficient.
The potential strike involves a large number of workers. Two unions represent 4,500 employees. Further details about the situation and its potential impact on city services are available from local news sources, including NBC Bay Area.
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