Albertsons

Stop the Merger Coalition of UFCW Locals Statements Following Kroger and Albertsons’ Announcement of Proposed Divested Stores

"The merger proposal was rejected in January and February by the Attorneys General from the states of Colorado and Washington…

1 year ago

UPDATE: Coalition of UFCW Locals’ Opposition to Proposed Merger Gains Momentum

The coalition has been outspoken in its opposition to the proposed mega merger of Kroger and Albertsons since it was…

2 years ago

Albertsons Workers React to Quarterly Fiscal Report and Executive Golden Parachute of Tens of Millions of Dollars

More than nine months ago, Kroger and Albertsons announced their proposed plans to merge and create the largest traditional grocery…

2 years ago

Essential Grocery Store Workers’ Unions Commend Attorneys General Lawsuits to Stop Albertsons $4 Billion Stockholder Payout

The court filing details the unusual structuring of the merger designed to take Albertson’s from a cash-flush company to a…

3 years ago

Update: Attorneys General Act to Protect Workers & Consumers Impacted by Albertsons Proposed $4 Billion Payout

UFCW Locals announced that they expect the CEOs to respond positively to the Attorneys General by the end of the…

3 years ago

Essential Grocery Store Workers Say: Stop Albertsons’ Dividend Payment

UFCW is looking to regulators and elected officials to join them in putting public pressure on Albertsons to invest this…

3 years ago

Strike Vote Begins for Thousands of Grocery Store Workers

A bargaining committee composed of workers and union leaders negotiated with the companies for 12 days before the contract expired…

3 years ago

Grocery Corporations Stonewall Unions Negotiations

By Anealia Kortkamp, RLn Editorial Intern In a surprising turn, major Southern California grocery chains and the United Food and…

3 years ago

Supermarket Workers Vote to Authorize Strike

The United Food and Commercial Workers Union 770 said in a statement that the supermarket corporations engaged in illegal and…

3 years ago