According to the union, the average CVS clerk makes less than $20 an hour and can’t afford to buy insurance from CVS, a health insurance company.

(NBC, KYMA/KECY) - Workers at CVS locations across Southern California have gone on strike for better pay and health care. The strike was authorized by a vote of the two local United Food and Commercial Workers Unions involved on September 29, with more than 90% in favor.

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Unions representing thousands of CVS workers throughout Southern California have reached a tentative agreement on a contract after workers went on strike over the weekend demanding better pay, more staffing,

The CVS workers’ strike, which affected about 7,000 workers across California, is over, and a tentative agreement between the union and the pharmacy chain has been reached. The agreement, announced by the United Food & Commercial Workers Locals 5,