We’ve had enough. Enough short staffing and enough low pay while the CEOs of our companies blow billions on Wall Street and failed mergers.

In Colorado, workers and customers stood strong against unfair labor practices at Kroger-owned King Soopers, and their actions got results. The company is now back at the table because workers flexed their power on the picket line. As we continue our own bargaining, we want to make sure every worker is prepared to stand up for fair treatment.

We know that when workers unite, we can win better wages, staffing, and working conditions. By showing our solidarity and educating customers and co-workers, we send a message that we are ready to fight for the fair contract we deserve.

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Bargaining updates

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Mar 7, 2025

Puget Sound Allied Grocery Stores: Fred Meyer QFC Kroger’s Answer to our Staffing Concerns... More cuts

Mar 7, 2025

Only days after Kroger’s CEO resigned for unknown ethical reasons, our bargaining team faced Kroger bargainers who seem hell-bent on stripping away workers’ rights.

Mar 7, 2025

Puget Sound Allied Grocery Stores: Safeway Stand Up for Better Staffing

Mar 7, 2025

On March 5 and 6, our Bargaining Team met with Safeway and passed proposals on staffing and scheduling, retail theft, immigration protections, PPE and safety, and other non-economic items.

Mar 7, 2025