May 29th Grocery Bargaining Update
- UFCW Local 367
- May 30
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 6
✊The Pressure’s On — and We’re Not Backing Down
Day 6 at the bargaining table, and Kroger and Albertsons are still playing games. They continue to withhold critical information our team needs to bargain effectively, and the proposals they did bring were nothing more than half-hearted gestures.
Let’s be clear: this is not how you treat essential workers.
We’ve made our non-economic proposals crystal clear — and while the employer responded and offered some modest movement with a few tentative agreements, their overall posture says it all: they care more about profits than the people who make those profits possible.
We see right through it!
🎥 Watch the May 29 Video Update
Hear directly from your UFCW 367 Bargaining Team about what happened at the table, how we’re pushing back, and what’s next.
It’s Time to Turn Up the Heat: June 5 ULP Strike Vote + Open Bargaining
We’re calling for a ULP Strike Authorization Vote on Thursday, June 5. It’s time to show these employers that we’re done with delays, done with disrespect, and ready to take action.
Vote Info:🗓️ Thursday, June 5
That same day, we’re holding Open Bargaining at the Tacoma Convention Center — and we want the room packed with members and allies.
Let’s show them who really runs these stores — US.
We’re Not Done — We’re Just Getting Louder
From store actions and leafleting to digital campaigns and community mobilization, UFCW 367 members are taking this fight to every corner of the South Sound.
Let’s keep the momentum going: louder, stronger, and more united than ever.
Stay Ready. Stay Informed. Stay United.
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