The tentative agreement was announced with zero details and a few empty phrases, in defiance of the membership that voted 90 ...

The union workers had authorized a strike against the grocery stores, including Ralphs and Vons, if a deal could not be ...

But the bureaucracy is stalling precisely because grocery workers are in a powerful position, not in spite of it. They do not ...

The strike involved UFCW Locals 5, 324, 648, 770, 1167, 1428, 1442, and San Diego-based 135, which also represents workers in Imperial County. Together, these locals represent 7,000 workers, with ...

May 23—WORTHINGTON — After months of contract negotiations, union members of United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 663 at the JBS Worthington plant have ratified a new union contract.

Back on Jan. 16, King Soopers gave its “Last, Best and Final Offer” to the union after three months of negotiations. Ultimately, UFCW Local 7 grocery store members voted to authorize a ULP strike.

The union local, which represents about 1,700 meatpacking workers in Austin, held a member vote on Wednesday and Thursday in Austin’s UFCW union hall.

UFCW Local 7 filed a lawsuit against King Soopers amid contract negotiations. The union is accusing King Soopers & City Market of violating their agreement that ended the strike.

Back on Jan. 16, King Soopers gave its “Last, Best and Final Offer” to the union after three months of negotiations. Ultimately, UFCW Local 7 grocery store members voted to authorize a ULP strike.