WAMU: One Day Before Strike Vote, Safeway And Workers Haven’t Reached A Deal

By Editor On Mar 4, 2020 Last updated Mar 4, 2020

A day before a scheduled strike vote, the union representing thousands of Safeway employees in the region says it remains far apart from the company on key issues regarding worker pensions. Negotiations between the two sides lasted well into last night, and are continuing today, according to UFCW Local 400.

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