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The following statement was adopted by the assembled membership on Thursday, June 1st 2023.
April Bargaining Updates
NSLU and NSM met up at the bargaining table twice during the month of April, on the 11th and 27th. At these sessions a number of important proposals and counter-proposals were made on Attendance, Stewards Rights, the Grievance Process, Bargaining Unit Work, and more! The next bargaining session is scheduled for Thursday, May 25 from 9:00 am ā 1:00 pm.
On March 28th, the NSLU bargaining team went back to the negotiating table with the company. This is the latest bargaining session to take place since late February, as the company had to back out of the session scheduled for March 15th.
Join us Thursday, March 16. at 7pm at the Clinton Street Theater for a film screening benefit.
Join us on the picket line in protest of unsafe, unfair labor practices!
New Seasons unilaterally removed paid sick leave for workers with COVID-19. Our COVID-positive coworkers shouldnāt have to choose between making rent and endangering their community. Show up for your coworkers and community on the picket line at the following locations. Bring an umbrella and a jacket. Schedule below.
New Seasons unilaterally removed paid sick leave for workers with COVID-19. Our COVID-positive coworkers shouldnāt have to choose between making rent and endangering their community. Show up for your coworkers and community on the picket line at the following locations. Bring an umbrella and a jacket. Schedule below.
At 5:00pm on January 29th 2023, the Slabtown Front End department walked out in protest of unfair labor practices, presenting Slabtown's store manager with the following letter:
Dear Jared and Slabtown Management,
1. The company will use language that āthird-partiesā the union.
NSLU is an independent union of you and your coworkers from across the company.
The union eļ¬ort is entirely run by New Seasons workers.
2. The company may claim that you already have a say in the business.
In the past, entire departments have been eliminated without consulting the workers. After we win our election, changes like these become mandatory bargaining subjects which the company is legally required to negotiate over with workers.