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  1. 001Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    14,000 Security Guards for Major Tech Companies Plan to Strike

    Approximately 14,000 security guards working for major tech companies plan to strike starting Friday after months of failed negotiations over wages and benefits. The guards, represented by SEIU-USWW, are seeking $30 per hour compared to the current median wage of $20.09 and a modest 65-cent raise offer on the table. The strike reflects tensions over compensation disparity between security workers and the tech industry's vast wealth.

    By Ella Jackson