Kroger releases more details about the contract offer that has been turned down by Columbus union workers who have authorized a strike.
in Columbus and beyond, saying the deal would boost wages by $1.80 per hour over three years and improve starting pay to $14.25 per hour.
Of the 6,719 members who voted over three days last week, 55% rejected the contract and 81% authorized a strike, according to the union. A two-thirds vote of the voting members is required for strike authorization.Kroger said it is assessing options in light of the union vote. The companylooking for temporary workers who could start as soon as this week and would be willing to cross picket lines.
The contract would set starting pay to $14.25 per hour and include ratification bonuses of $2,500 for department heads, assistant department heads and full-time top rate associates, the company said. Department leaders and assistant department leaders would receive an additional 35 cents per hour next February.Kroger also says eligible workers pay $141 a month for family healthcare coverage, far below the national average.
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