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Congratulations! The locals have reached a tentative agreement with grocery companies. Details available at Monday’s vote meeting. President Mark Ramos #ufcw1428 @ufcw #onejobshouldbeenough #fairpayfeedsfamilies @ufcw770 #ufcw324 @ufcw1167 #ufcw135 #ufcw8gs #ufcw1442 #1u

First meeting done. Thanks to all the members who came out to vote. Next meetings are at 1p and 6p. @ufcw

BIG BIG NEWS!!

UFCW LOCAL 1428 member Marcos DiHernan asking the question that matters WesternStatesCouncil UFCW

Not everyone can afford to work from home—or even take a sick day—to prevent the spread of Coronavirus. nytimes.com/2020/03/01/ups… Claire Cain Miller Sarah Kliff

You know who are also heroes? Those working the checkout counters and stocking shelves at supermarkets and pharmacies. Their work, at some risk to their own health, is vital to the health and safety of our country.

Thank you to all the grocery workers who are working tirelessly in these times to keep up with demand and ensure families have the essentials they need. #ThankAWorker

Support grocery, pharmacy and food processing workers. Sign the petition. UFCW Gavin Newsom Marc Perrone ✊🇺🇸🇨🇦 p2a.co/nRDaWbW

Grocery workers need your support!

Grocery workers need your help UFCW California Federation of Labor Unions capitalandmain.com

One of the best ways to keep people safe is to have standards safety protocols in all grocery stores. Workers need to be protected

It’s hot outside. Please be safe and stay hydrated UFCW

“Our members have stood up every day just to do this job, to make sure our communities have what they need,” said Mark Ramos, UFCW LOCAL 1428 president. There have been 74 positive cases in Pomona alone, which is 46% of their represented employees. dailybulletin.com/2021/03/01/pom…

The women-led UFCW Western States Council is taking this Mother's Day to honor our mostly women of color membership. COVID showed us that the burdens of our inadequate infrastructure disproportionately fall on women and that we must promote issues important to women and families:

Local 1428 members showed up and kept communities fed

Building Better Communities

"It takes more than one person to make a change." Watch this quick video to meet some of the UFCW members who have been on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic for 15 months and are still coming to work to ensure their communities are healthy and safe.