King Soopers strike settles
After two weeks of striking, around 10,000 unionized Colorado grocery workers are heading back to work at King Soopers, a Kroger-owned regional chain. The United Food and Commercial Workers International Union Local 7 and King Soopers signed a return to work agreement late Monday night and secured to a 100-day period of labor peace while contract negotiations continue.
King Soopers strike ends Monday night, negotiations to continue with 100-day labor peace agreement
COLORADO SPRINGS — A return to work settlement has been secured for all striking King Soopers workers across Colorado, meaning the ongoing strike will end on Monday night at midnight. A long-term deal, however, has still been reached.
King Soopers on Friday said it has filed a federal lawsuit against UFCW Local 7, accusing the union of "unlawfully forcing" the company to bargain with labor organizations from Washington and ...
The ongoing labor dispute between King Soopers and its workers escalated Tuesday as the grocery chain filed for a temporary restraining order against its striking employees — just days after the ...
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Denver District Court Judge Sarah B. Wallace on Friday rejected most of the restrictions that King Soopers had sought on striking workers picketing its stores but did set some conditions.
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