Consumer Law
Kellogg’s Will Hire Permanent Replacement For Its Striking Workers
Kellogg’s employees have rejected a contract proposal offering 3% annual raises, with 1,400 workers at the company’s four U.S. cereal plants choosing to remain on strike.
The Bakery, Confectionary, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International (BCTGM) Union said on Tuesday that an overwhelming majority of workers voted down the five-year offer, which also would have also provided cost-of-living adjustments in the later years of the deal and preserved the workers’ current health care benefits.
“The members have spoken. The strike continues,” union President Anthony Shelton said.
