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CINCINNATI Kroger Co., still feeling the effects of a lengthy labor dispute in California, faces a possible walkout as 8,500 supermarket employees from stores in three states began voting Wednesday on the latest contract offer the union recommends they reject.
Union leaders also asked members for a strike authorization. The contract, which expires at 10 p.m. EDT Friday, affects cashiers, grocery baggers and clerks in meat, produce and delicatessen departments at 70 Kroger stores in southwest Ohio, northern Kentucky and southeast Indiana.See the full content of this document
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Kroger Faces Another Walkout by Employees
Kroger owns the Portland-based Fred Meyer chain.
Observers and union and company officials a...See the full content of this document
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