Kaiser Permanente National Bargaining Progresses

Kaiser Permanente National Bargaining Progresses

National Bargaining Progresses While Local Tables Lag We continued to make strides at National Bargaining this week as we dig into tougher issues. Kaiser Permanente made a counteroffer to our initial wage increase proposal in addition to other parts of our Alliance...
Politics and Prose 2025 Contract Survey Now Open

Politics and Prose 2025 Contract Survey Now Open

What do you want in your next union contract? Soon we will begin negotiating our next union contract with Politics and Prose. Please help us put together our proposals for the upcoming negotiations by completing our online contract survey below. Your responses will...
Members at Keurig Dr Pepper Ratify Strong New Contract

Members at Keurig Dr Pepper Ratify Strong New Contract

UFCW Local 400 members working at Keurig Dr Pepper 17–13 to accept a strong new three-year collective bargaining agreement on July 9. The contract provides for: Largest pay increases in recent memory. Expanded health and welfare benefit options. Personal Protective...
Rally to Keep Our Krogers Open!

Rally to Keep Our Krogers Open!

Kroger recently announced plans to close four stores where UFCW Local 400 union members work, along with dozens of others around the country. These closures would devastate our communities and we must stand together to stop it! RSVP to join us at one of our upcoming...
Minimum Wage Goes Up in DC & Montgomery County on July 1, 2025

Minimum Wage Goes Up in DC & Montgomery County on July 1, 2025

Heads up UFCW Local 400 members working in Washington, DC and Montgomery County, MD – the minimum wage in both jurisdictions will increase on July 1, 2025. In the District of Columbia, the minimum wage for all employers will be $17.95/hour, a 45-cent increase from the...
Kroger Members Vote to Approve New Roanoke Contract

Kroger Members Vote to Approve New Roanoke Contract

Following votes taken in stores this week, UFCW Local 400 members working at Kroger under our Roanoke collective bargaining agreement voted 358–152 (70%) to ratify a new union contract. While we did not get everything we want, this agreement represents a fair deal...