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  • Kroger Employees Ratify New Contract in West Virginia

    CINCINNATI - A new labor contract covering employees at 44 stores in West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky was ratified on Thursday, ending a nearly two-month work stoppage, the Kroger Co. announced.
  • Kroger, Union Reach Tentative Agreement on New Labor Contract

    CHARLESTON, W. Va. - The Kroger Co. and the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 400 have tentatively agreed to a new labor contract at a federal mediator's request.
  • Lawsuits Target Grocers Involved in Union Debate

    SAN FRANCISCO - The Pinellas Park General Employees' Pension Fund and the Pompano Beach Police & Firefighters Retirement System each have sued Safeway and its management in San Mateo County Superior Court, alleging that the defendants mismanaged the company and hid its problems while reaping profits from stock sales, according to published reports.
  • Union Sends Picketers to Safeway Stores in Northern California

    LOS ANGELES - The United Food and Commercial Workers union said Friday that it is sending "hundreds" of striking Southern California grocery workers to Safeway stores in Northern California to disrupt business, according to a Dow Jones newswires report.
  • Both Sides Talking in California Grocery Strike

    SAN DIEGO - Negotiators for grocery clerks and three supermarket chains met with a federal mediator yesterday, the first such talks since the strike and walkout began a month ago, according to published reports.
  • Grocery Execs, Calif. Union Leaders Resume Talks

    LOS ANGELES - A federal mediator is expected to meet today with leaders of the union representing 70,000 Southern California grocery workers and executives from three supermarket chains in their first talks since the beginning of a month-old strike and lockout, Reuters reports.
  • Kroger Suspends Negotiations With Workers

    CHARLESTON, W.Va. - The Kroger Co. suspended negotiations with striking union workers Saturday after four bargaining sessions failed to produce an agreement, The Associated Press reports.
  • Indianapolis Kroger Management, Union Return to Table

    INDIANAPOLIS - As The Kroger Co. and the union representing its Central Indiana butchers and clerks prepared to resume contract negotiations today, both sides made preparations for a strike, according to the Indianapolis Star newspaper.
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