A&P said last week that Allan Richards, senior vice president, human resources, labor relations, legal services and secretary, will leave the company to pursue other opportunities.
A breakthrough collective agreement has been reached between the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW Canada) and Floralia Growers of Abbotsford, B.C. Read details here.
WakeupWal-Mart covers Wal-Mart's pricing fail, the same item marked separately as four different prices.
Massachusetts’ attorney general says Wal-Mart has agreed to pay $3 million to settle complaints it did not give some employees proper meal breaks.
One of the most heavily trafficked food stamp offices in NYC will be shutting its' doors in Coney Island, forcing hundreds of poor to travel to Downtown NYC to collect food stamps.
The Daily News covers what's going on at the Kingsbridge Armory Supermarket development.
Detroit, fights for access to fresh healthy food.
Whole Foods protesters greet executives at the annual 'Natural Products Expo' in Boston.
Last week the NYC Planning Commission OK'd Supermarket Incentives, but neglected to allow only 'responsible employers' access to the incentives, allowing all supermarkets, including those who treat workers poorly, treat communities poorly and fail to provide healthy food, to these lucrative incentives. The plan is short-sighted.
Politics
President Obama may sit out the NYC Mayoral race between Thompson and Bloomberg.
Governor Patterson vowed not to back out of running on National TV Sunday.
Contract negotiations are approaching, find out here when your proposal meeting is!
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