The Kellogg Company, the largest producer of breakfast cereals in the United States, is to “permanently replace” 1,400 workers who have been
Dec 18, 2021 ·
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The Kellogg Company, the largest producer of breakfast cereals in the United States, is to “permanently replace” 1,400 workers who have been on strike since early October. The decision comes...
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The Kellogg Company, the largest producer of breakfast cereals in the United States, is to “permanently replace” 1,400 workers who have been on strike since early October.
The decision comes after months of bitter battle between the company and the union. The parties reached a preliminary agreement last week, in which employees would receive an annual wage increase of 3 percent. That would be for five years, but it was rejected by “an overwhelming majority of staff,” unions said. “The members have spoken. The strike continues.”
The workers want more pay increases because they work more than 80 hours a week and they kept the factories running during the pandemic. They demand better retirement benefits and want management to abandon plans for a two-tier compensation system that would give new workers to the factories less pay and benefits than those who have worked there longer.
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The decision comes after months of bitter battle between the company and the union. The parties reached a preliminary agreement last week, in which employees would receive an annual wage increase of 3 percent. That would be for five years, but it was rejected by “an overwhelming majority of staff,” unions said. “The members have spoken. The strike continues.”
The workers want more pay increases because they work more than 80 hours a week and they kept the factories running during the pandemic. They demand better retirement benefits and want management to abandon plans for a two-tier compensation system that would give new workers to the factories less pay and benefits than those who have worked there longer.
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