On April 13, workers across many UC campuses and several medical centers participated in a day of action for wage increases. The demonstrations were organized by AFSCME (ahfs-me) Local 3299, UC's largest employee union representing over 30,000 UC workers. The organization's latest fight is "$25/5%" which refers to demands that the UC raise the minimum wage to $25 per hour across the entire system, or increase pay rates by at least 5% for those who already make $25 or more. KCSB's Jackie Sedley sat down with Nelson Mu and Pradeep Kundu, two second year student interns with AFSCME Local 3299, to talk about yesterday's show of student solidarity on UCSB's campus and the union's planned actions moving forward.