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UAW Region 2B, Local 2192 Lorain County Jobs and Family Services (JFS) workers strike

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Nearly 140 union workers from Lorain County Job and Family Services went on strike Wednesday morning after months of negotiation with county management failed to produce a new contract. Please see Dave O’Brien, February 18, 2026, article in the Chronicle “Lorain County JFS workers strike over wages, costs of healthcare, staffing” for more information.

 

 

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