Pharmacy Workers Approve New 3-Year Contract, Ending Labor Dispute with CVS
CVS pharmacists, clerks and technicians voted Friday to ratify a new three-year contract with the pharmacy. The 7,000-plus employees, members of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union, reached the agreement after months of negotiations and a three-day unfair labor practice strike in Los Angeles and Orange counties.
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CVS Union Workers Ratify AgreementThe union representing CVS pharmacy clerks and technicians has ratified an contract with the pharmacy chain securing higher ...
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CVS pharmacy workers and technicians ratified a new contract with the pharmacy. Workers went on strike on Oct. 18, then announced the tentative agreement on Oct. 24. The new deal includes higher ...
CVS Pharmacy has a track record of overworking its employees and staying open even when severely understaffed, and its employees are paying the price.
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