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Stop by the local on Halloween evening from 3 PM to 6 PM and join fellow 367 members as we celebrate Halloween with candy snacks and games! Family, friends and the community are welcome!

If you were unable to join the Town Hall on the proposed Kroger/Albertsons merger and divestiture, you can now watch it here. Get the facts from UFCW 367 President Hines and hear from community leaders who oppose this plan.

Landlords hiked rents by 43% in Pierce County over the last five years and are evicting our neighbors at the highest rate in the state. Evictions and economic displacement hit communities of color hardest. You can fight back by pledging to vote for Initiative #1! Tacoma voters can go to bit.ly/t4apledge to fill out the online pledge card today! By filling out this pledge card, you are committing to voting YES for Initiative 1, the "Tenant Bill of Rights," in Tacoma's November election. Visit Tacoma4all.org for more information!

The UFCW recently responded to Kroger and Albertsons’ plan to divest 413 grocery stores to C&S Wholesale Grocers as part of its proposed merger deal.

Tacoma voters may no longer be asked to choose between two competing renters’ rights measures on this fall’s ballot after a Pierce County judge ruled against the city of Tacoma Wednesday. Article By: Heidi Groover Seattle Times business reporter

President of UFCW Local 367, Michael Hines said Tacoma for All’s initiative is “designed to level the playing field between landlords and Tacoma’s working class.” Hines said 65% of the requests that come in through their union hardship fund are housing related.

On July 13, about 65 workers at the Fred Meyer store in Lacey, Wash., joined UFCW Local 367. These workers are employed in non-management general merchandise positions in the home and garden, apparel, health and beauty, and floral departments. With this organizing win, the Fred Meyer store in Lacey is now wall-to-wall union.

“My Oh My,” Attention Members! Join UFCW 367 at Union Night with the Mariners on Friday, August 25th @ 7:10 pm. 50 electronic tickets are available on a first-come, first-serve basis, with two tickets per member. Please contact the local for more information at 253-589-0367.

This week, the UFCW will launch the new UFCW Discount College Program to provide our members and their families with an affordable and flexible path to their higher education goals.