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Workers at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport are expected to walk off the job over union rights and an hourly wage of $15.
About 500 workers have committed to the strike today. They include cabin cleaners, janitors, wheelchair attendants and baggage handlers.
The workers are employed by private contractors. Strike organizers say many work for minimum wage. They're trying to unionize with the help of Service Employees International Union Local 1.
Organizers say they expect delays and disruption, particularly for United and American airlines. But Chicago Department of Aviation officials say they don't anticipate disruptions.
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