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L.A. Child Welfare Workers' Strike Ends, Difficult Job Doesn't

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Child welfare workers at the Los Angeles Department of Children and Family Services went on strike recently over pay and size of their caseloads. Although they are back on the job now, their work and the need for it are still overwhelming. We tag along with an emergency response social worker.

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