The union has said Jewel-Osco is demanding concessions from workers in the contract even after a year of hefty profits. Its parent, Boise, Idaho-based Albertsons, the second-largest grocery store chain in the U.S., reported $125 million in profits in the third quarter that ended Dec. 5.
Jewel-Osco’s 850 warehouse workers and drivers could strike as contract expiration looms
