United Food and Commercial Workers International Union

Workers at Equator Coffees in Los Angeles have joined UFCW Local 770 and are ready to negotiate the contract they deserve. Equator baristas, shift leads, and prep cooks got to organizing after realizing they shared the same concerns about insufficient pay, scheduling, and power in the workplace. Let’s get to work.

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Jane

- How can the United Food and Commercial Workers Union enhance its support for workers facing industry-specific challenges in the grocery and retail sectors?

Janet

- What strategies can UFCW implement to engage younger workers and ensure their involvement in union activities and advocacy?

United Food and Commercial Workers International Union

Following the largest nationally coordinated bargaining effort for meatpacking workers in UFCW history, JBS workers across 14 facilities have come together to ratify the FIRST-EVER national contract. Setting a new standard for meatpacking workers, the new contract secures better wages, safer working conditions, and, for the first time in nearly 40 years, the reintroduction of a pension retirement plan for union meatpacking workers. Workers at these facilities are represented by UFCW Locals 99, 222IN, 431, 540, 663, 951, 1208, 1473, 1776KS, and 1846, whose bargaining committees worked tirelessly to secure this victory for UFCW JBS workers and their families.

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Anita

💪 So grateful for the support from UFCW during tough times! It truly makes a difference when we come together to look out for one another. Here’s to our strength and unity! #UFCW #TogetherWeRise

Michelle

👏 Proud to stand with my UFCW family! Together, we’re not just workers; we’re a powerful community fighting for our rights and a better future. #Solidarity #UnionStrong