8,000 Indiana Kroger Workers Vote Down Contract a Second Time
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United Food and Commercial Workers Local 700, representing 8,000 Kroger retail workers in Indiana, voted earlier this month to reject a tentative agreement for a second time. The vote opens a path for the union to potentially strike the grocery giant.

United Food and Commercial Workers Local 700, representing 8,000 Kroger retail workers in Indiana, voted earlier this month to reject a tentative agreement for a second time. The vote authorized the union to strike the grocery giant.

  • Stalinwolf@lemmy.ca
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    13 days ago

    Good luck. The store I once worked at just up and closed down because the union has the nerve to negotiate raises.