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Union negotiation may cause wage increase for supermarket employees

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Some supermarket employees in the region will see a wage increase thanks to a union negotiation.

Kroger Central Division and members of United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 700 ratified a new labor contract on Friday. It increases hourly wages by more than $25 million during the life of the agreement.

It also invests $58 million annually in associate health care and $11 million each year in associates’ pension for retirement.

This collective bargaining agreement covers more than 8,600 retail clerks and meat department associates working throughout 68 central Indiana stores.

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1 comment

Thor July 22, 2022 at 2:51 am

“Some” employees will see a wage increase. EVERYONE will see a cost increase. Thanks union losers.

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