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Manitoba Safeway Employees Give Strike Mandate

February 24, 2014 9:35 AM CDT | News


SafewayEmployees of Canada Safeway stores across Manitoba are ready to go on strike.

Workers on Sunday night voted 99.7 percent in favour of a strike mandate.

The workers are represented by UFCW Local 832 and voted in six different locations across the province.

“We had standing room only at the Winnipeg meeting. Members are very interested in these talks because of the recent purchase of their stores by Sobeys and Federated Co-op,” said union president Jeff Traeger.

The collective agreement expires March 15. Union members still two more weeks of talks scheduled.


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