DENVER – Members of the association representing the Kroger-owned King Soopers / City Market employees voted Friday night overwhelmingly to approve a strike.
More than 92 percent voted for the job, according to United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 Union.
Friday's voice came after conversations between
union and the company broke down.
The current contract was terminated on January 12, and Local 7 and King Soopers have been engaged in preparing a new collective agreement since mid-December.
A strike date is not set, but a strike authorization allows Union leadership to call strike at any time ahead, according to a Union release.
In a statement to Denver7, a King Soopers spokesman said: "It's as usual in our stores." The company hopes that Local 7 will return to the negotiating table.
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