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Houston-area Kroger employees to vote on agreements reached between company and labor union

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Thousands of Houston-area Kroger employees are slated to vote over the next two weeks. A tentative agreement on three-year deals was reached last weekend. Union members will vote on the proposals from Thursday through March 12. Kroger calls the agreements "great news" while encouraging employees to vote to approve them.
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Houston-area Kroger employees to vote on agreements reached between company and labor union

The Cincinnati-based grocer and United Food & Commercial Workers Local 455, which represents about 13,000 employees at more than 100 Houston-area stores, tentatively agreed on three-year contracts for Kroger's retail clerks and meat department workers.

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Houston Public Media broke the news in Houston, United States on Wednesday, February 28, 2024.
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