Dining workers strike for fair wages

University of La Verne campus dining workers staged a one-day strike against Bon Appétit on Tuesday outside The Spot dining hall. They were joined on the picket line by members of the Service Employees International Union to demand fair wages and a pension plan. / photo by Nareg Agopian
University of La Verne campus dining workers staged a one-day strike against Bon Appétit on Tuesday outside The Spot dining hall. They were joined on the picket line by members of the Service Employees International Union to demand fair wages and a pension plan. / photo by Nareg Agopian
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Nareg Agopian is a staff photographer for the Campus Times and La Verne Magazine.

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