Grocery Workers
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Grocery Store Workers Stand Up Together in Tough Economy
Grocery store workers across the Puget Sound have now completed voting on a new contract. By overwhelming margins — more than 90% — workers voted to ratify a new three-year agreement that sets standards for wages, benefits, and working conditions.Click here to read about how grocery store workers stood up together in a tough economy to protect benefits and improve wages.
The Grocery Store Workers Bill of Rights
"We are the people who work in neighborhood grocery stores across the Puget Sound.
Our work is part of the system that feeds and nourishes our communities, and we help ensure that our food supply is safe, healthy and sustainable. We stock shelves; trim and sort produce; cut and wrap meat and seafood; work in the deli and bakery; unload trucks; check out and bag groceries..."
Click here to keep reading the Grocery Store Workers Bill of Rights and add your name as a supporter.
Grocery Store Workers Union Bargaining Team
Grocery store workers are represented in contract negotiations by a committee of union members from different stores and departments. The committee has continued to work hard to achieve the priorities laid out since day one: increase our wages, protect our health plan, secure our retirement, and improve our quality of life with paid sick days and dependable scheduling. Click here for a list of members of our 2010 bargaining team.
Videos about our 2010 contract campaign...
Standing up for Working Moms |
The Giant Bill of Rights |
Sick Deal — Flash Mob |
Grocery Store Workers Bill of Rights — in Chinese |
