Los Angeles teacher strike- Alle' Holloway

https://www-m.cnn.com/2019/01/14/us/los-angeles-teachers-strike/?r=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F
Summary:
32,000 Los Angeles teachers and staff members are walking off the job Monday in the country's second-biggest school district. There have been weeks of negotiations between the Union teachers of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles school District. The teachers want more staffing and better pay.The problem left to be solved is the argument of how much the district should fund.
Analysis:
The article was witten by Holly Yan, from CNN, and updated at 11:36 AM ET, Mon January 14, 2019. They article doesn't specify the dates of the weeks of negotiations but provides emphasize of the big idea of their strike. Since the strike is happening at the same time the paper is written they are still updating the article.
This situation connects most directly to the last teachers strike,The Wisconsin Teachers Strike (2011),  teachers wanted to keep collective bargaining rights for teachers unions in Wisconsin and sought out that change by protesting for five months. Unfortunately, they were unsuccessful and did not get the law repealed. The current protest is a step up to show that teachers are getting serious and are leaving 60,000 kids without teachers. However, we won't know if they are successful just yet.
The article was written for concerned parents of Los Angeles who want extra information on topic of what to do with there kids. 
The author seems to be completely unbiased and doesn't relay an opinion on the subject.
Honestly I'm not surprised this has happened because teachers are teaching the leaders of the future yet the 8 hours of the day and sometimes stay past hours to do other work and are paid poorly. Teachers can have a crazy amount of students in each class but are expected to figure it out. Teachers are hard working people and deserve to be properly accomadated.