King Sooper's workers out on strike: What it's like
Companies, agencies, institutions, etc
Becerril
King Soopers
Kroger
Economic Policy Institute
The King Soopers
the United Food and Commercial Workers
UFCW
the National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
City Market
UFCW Local 7's
Kellogg
People
Andres Becerril
Joe Kelley
Kim Cordova
John Deere
Groups
Coloradans
Physical locations
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Locations
Denver
Colorado
undemocratic."Workers
Cordova
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Summary
According to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), it's illegal for companies to fire or replace workers who strike over unfair labor practices.The company has filed its own complaint with the NLRB alleging the union is not bargaining in good faith, for example, that the union refused to schedule negotiation meetings."Local 7 is putting politics before people and preventing us from putting more money in our associates' pockets," Joe Kelley, president of King Soopers and City Market said in a Wednesday statement about the strike. That's not gonna help anybody's life." As increasingly prominent strikes grip the country — recent examples include John Deere and Kellogg's — Becerril said companies are constantly testing the waters for how far they can push workers.
As said here by Juliana Kaplan