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NewsJuly 14, 2023

Family-owned and St. Louis-based Schnucks Markets will not see a strike by United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Union Local 88, both sides announced Tuesday, July 11. Terms of the three-year pact, which passed with 87% approval and runs through March 29, 2026, were not disclosed...

Schnucks Cape Girardeau, 19 S. Kingshighway, is seen in this undated photo. A new three-year contract between the regional grocer and United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 88 was announced by both sides Tuesday, July 11, and averts a possible strike. UFCW does not represent employees at the Cape Girardeau store.
Schnucks Cape Girardeau, 19 S. Kingshighway, is seen in this undated photo. A new three-year contract between the regional grocer and United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 88 was announced by both sides Tuesday, July 11, and averts a possible strike. UFCW does not represent employees at the Cape Girardeau store.Southeast Missouri file

Family-owned and St. Louis-based Schnucks Markets will not see a strike by United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Union Local 88, both sides announced Tuesday, July 11.

Terms of the three-year pact, which passed with 87% approval and runs through March 29, 2026, were not disclosed.

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UFCW Local 88 president Dan Telle told www.winsightgrocerybusiness.com the company and union were able to resolve a pay dispute and worked out an agreement for company contributions to the employee health-and-welfare fund.

Agreement was reached this week after 1,242 meat, deli and seafood department employees represented by the union authorized a possible strike over stalled contract negotiations in late June.

Schnucks' media relations department confirmed UFCW does not represent employees at the Cape Girardeau store, located at 19 S. Kingshighway.

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