Calif. labor talks start slowly
Negotiations between the Southern California food industry and seven locals of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union are scheduled to resume Thursday. read more Supermarket News
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Lucky’s in ‘congenial’ talks on trademark
Boulder-based specialty store Lucky’s Market told SN it was in “congenial talks” with Albertsons LLC to settle a trademark infringement lawsuit over use of the Lucky name and logo. read … Continue Reading →
Safeway pursues initiatives during sale talks
As Safeway continues to discuss the possible sale of the company, it said Wednesday it is continuing to move forward on a variety of store-level initiatives, including clustering, localization and … Continue Reading →
BREAKING: Safeway confirms sale talks
Safeway on Wednesday announced that it was in discussions concerning a possible transaction involving the sale of the company. read more Supermarket News
Labor Talks Resume in Seattle
SEATTLE — Negotiations resumed Wednesday between representatives of three employers and several locals of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union a day after members of one local voted to … Continue Reading →
Northwest Talks Resume Amid New Strike Vote
TACOMA, Wash. — Approximately 1,000 members of United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 367 here are scheduled to take a strike vote Tuesday following expiration of their contracts Oct. … Continue Reading →
Stop & Shop, King Kullen Extend Contract Talks
WESTBURY, N.Y. — Union workers at King Kullen and Stop & Shop stores in New York have agreed to a second extension of its current contract terms as negotiations with … Continue Reading →
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Money talks when it comes to losing weight
Weight loss study participants who received financial incentives were more likely to stick with a weight loss program and lost more weight than study participants who received no incentives, according … Continue Reading →
Painful Procedure: ACA Adds Complexity to Contract Talks
Of all the figures generated by actuaries and accountants around the Affordable Care Act, perhaps none is more important to supermarket operators and their workers as the number 30. That … Continue Reading →