Safeway Grocery Strike Begins
- On Sunday morning, Safeway and Albertsons employees began striking at locations including Estes Park, Fountain, Pueblo, and a distribution center in Denver, with the action coordinated by UFCW Local 7.
- The strike began following nine months of deadlocked contract negotiations over wages, staffing, and labor conditions, with union leaders deciding to walk out after the company turned down their last proposal on Friday.
- UFCW Local 7 posted photos of dozens picketing Sunday and said the strike will expand; Safeway stated it respects collective bargaining and is negotiating in good faith.
- Union president Kim Cordova said 98% of voting members supported the strike and urged workers inside stores to join, calling for a fair contract and end to unfair labor practices.
- Additional Safeway stores in Colorado plan strike-authorization votes next week, indicating the labor dispute could grow and affect more locations across the state.
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Safeway workers begin striking at 4 Colorado locations
Employees at four Colorado Safeway locations have begun to draw picket lines on Sunday after recent negotiations failed between the representing union and the grocery store chain.
·Colorado, United States
Read Full ArticleColorado workers at 4 Safeway stores and a Denver distribution center go on strike
Union workers at Safeway stores in Estes Park, Fountain and two stores in Pueblo walked off the job Sunday morning after a temporary contract extension ended with no agreement. Employees at the Safeway distribution center in Denver also joined the strike. Understaffed stores, changes to health benefits and low wage increases are top issues for the union, as has been the case since the first contracts began expiring in January. The union also ac…
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