The leaders of SEIU Local 1021 said they plan to return to the bargaining table Monday, but suggested that future strikes were possible if negotiations did not go as they hoped.

Alameda County Superior Court operations were being disrupted by striking clerks and other employees Wednesday in a labor action that court officials say threatens public safety.

Court workers in Alameda County who walked off the job for a one-day strike Wednesday extended the action into a second day Thursday.

Alameda County court workers walked off their jobs Wednesday to protest what they say are unfair labor practices and “pervasive” understaffing.  The workers, represented by Service Employees International Union Local 1021,

The Alameda County Superior Court is dealing with delays due to a strike by SEIU 1021 members, with contract disputes over staffing and practices.

Employees at the Superior Court of Alameda County were holding a one-day strike Wednesday, after negotiations on a new contract failed to achieve a deal.

Alameda County Superior Court is experiencing the second day of a two-day strike of court employees. The union is demanding more pay and adequate training for new employees.

Hundreds of Alameda County court workers walked off their jobs Wednesday morning, though the presiding judge said the state budget won't allow for salary increases because of state budget cuts.