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Wednesday, November 16, 2016

Union reaches tentative agreement with Giant, likely avoiding strike

The United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 400 has reached a tentative collective bargaining agreement with Giant parent company Ahold, averting a strike if the agreement is approved by members at a meeting today. A marathon negotiating session that ran late Tuesday produced the breakthrough.

According to a UFCW Local 400 spokesperson, the deal will preclude takebacks Ahold had sought in the new contract. If successful, the agreement will avert a damaging holiday-season strike.
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5 comments:

  1. Anonymous8:20 AM

    Why not take a picture of the Giant itself, instead of just the sign at the entrance to the shopping center?

    Are you not allowed on the property anymore?

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    1. Skippy8:25 AM

      8:20am: Does your mom still allow you to access the internet? She may disconnect you again with more weird comments like that.

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    2. Anonymous9:25 AM

      #UnsignedDyer @ 8:25 AM -

      5 minutes. LOL

      Now you may go back to fantasizing that Robert Dyer is Anthony Bourdain's brother by another mother.

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  2. Anonymous8:47 AM

    Robert - any word on how the Regency & Equity One Merger could affect Westbard?

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  3. Skippy10:21 AM

    9:25am you're the guy who imagines himself as a Michelin guide reviewer of local chain restaurants.
    There's good reason you're not invited to restaurants and Dyer is. :)

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