A planned two-day strike by Central Coast Planned Parenthood workers was called off after a last-minute tentative agreement was reached between management and SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West. The strike was originally announced in protest of alleged unfair labor practices, including understaffing and high turnover. Workers across six clinics had planned to walk out unless their concerns were addressed. The new agreement, announced jointly by both sides, aims to improve staff support and ensure continued high-quality care. Union members will vote in the coming weeks to ratify the deal.
See "Central Coast Planned Parenthood strike canceled after union deal reached", Chloe Shrager, San Luis Obispo Tribune, June 9, 2025