Sen. Barack Obama has announced his support for LAX workers negotiating a new contract.
Those workers are in the middle of a three-week cooling off period after striking last Friday for a day.
The 2,500 workers provide services for the major airlines at the airport, but are not employed by LAX.
Obama released a statement saying, "The demands they're fighting for aren't unreasonable -- access to health care, adequate training, proper equipment, wages that can support a family -- that's what America's workers deserve."
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