Food4Less Workers Vote on Strike Amid Pay Equity Dispute

Union members push for higher wages and better safety measures as contract negotiations with Kroger stall.

Nearly 6,000 Food4Less workers are voting on strike authorization after their contract expired.
Union demands include wage increases and improved safety measures in stores.
Kroger's offer includes $70 million in wage investments and no increase in health insurance costs.
Workers allege unfair labor practices and pay inequities compared to other Kroger-owned stores.
Results of the strike authorization vote will be announced after voting concludes on Friday.