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Strike Looms as SoCal Grocery Workers’ Contract With Major Supermarkets Expires
LOS ANGELES—Grocery store workers and Southern California supermarkets have let their labor contract expire on the morning of March 7, and a strike could be in the future. Contract negotiations ...
March 7, 2022
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City News Service
Fullerton Rejects Mandatory Wage Increases for Grocery and Retail Employees
Fullerton city council took no action June 1 when considering a temporary “hero pay” wage increase for grocery and retail ...
June 4, 2021
BY
Jack Bradley
Fullerton Council to Debate ‘Hazard Pay’ Ordinance
Officials in the city of Fullerton are contemplating a temporary "hero pay" wage increase for grocery and retail ...
June 1, 2021
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Jack Bradley
Anaheim Rejects Hazard Pay Proposal for Grocery Workers
City council in Anaheim, Calif. voted to table a hazard pay ordinance that sought to pay grocery and retail workers an ...
May 20, 2021
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Drew Van Voorhis
Anaheim Moves Forward With Hero Pay Ordinance Amid Fierce Debate
Anaheim City Council during a recent meeting moved forward with an ordinance that would increase the hourly wages ...
May 12, 2021
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Jack Bradley
Tustin Rejects ‘Hero Pay’ Ordinance
A proposal to boost the hourly wages of Tustin’s grocery and retail drug workers failed to garner enough ...
April 23, 2021
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Jack Bradley
Grocery Workers in Costa Mesa to Receive Pay Hike During Pandemic
Costa Mesa city council approved a hazard pay urgency ordinance March 16, requiring grocers and retail drug stores ...
March 18, 2021
BY
Lynn Hackman
Kroger Co. Announces Closure of Three LA Stores After ‘Hero Pay’ Ordinance
LOS ANGELES—The Kroger Co. announced March 10 that it's closing three Los Angeles stores following the city council's ...
March 10, 2021
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City News Service
Third Orange County City Mulls Hero Pay for Grocery Workers
Buena Park has become the latest Orange County city to consider boosting the paychecks of grocery workers during ...
February 23, 2021
BY
Michelle Thompson
Irvine’s Hero Pay Ordinance Sees Narrower Scope of Applicable Stores
Modifications to Irvine’s recently approved “hero pay” for grocery workers are being made in an effort to shield ...
February 15, 2021
BY
Drew Van Voorhis
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