SoCal grocery strike over

[hahher]

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-super1mar01,1,6775484.story?coll=la-home-local

The contract will put veteran workers and new hires in separate pay and benefits tiers for the first time. The newly hired will receive substantially less in wages and benefits, slashing stores' labor costs.

divide and conquer...

 

[AgaBoogaBoo]

can you post the article? I don't want to register

 

[Lager]

Text

 

[Stojakapimp]

about damn time...this has been going on way too long

 

[TheChort]

article from yahoo

EDIT: I guess coldcut is the better man ... errr .... person

 

[Pepsi90919]

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[MAME]

pepsi.....uh, that's no good

 

[TheChort]

**whispers** I think he's trying to say you have to register for the LA times link **whispers**

 

[phonemonkey]

Does anyone have a link that has the details that they agreed on? According to MSNBC, they agreed on a contact similar to the one rejected in Oct.

msnbc article

Many employees who said they voted to ratify the contract said they were eager to return to their jobs. Some said the offer was not much different from one they received from their employers in October ? one that was rejected by the union.

Sunny Kim, 32 a service manager at Ralphs, said she was disappointed with the final results, even though she hadn?t seen the contract.

?Why did we go on strike? I lost a lot of money for nothing. I think the guys were misled,? Kim said.

 

[MrDingleDangle]

finally...