Santa Ana, CA – On Tuesday, May 19, 2026, the Santa Ana City Council passed the “Safe Stores are Staffed Stores” ordinance to address staffing and operational standards for the […]
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Grocery Pharmacy Crisis Goes Public: Pharmacists Mobilize Outside Buena Park Store Frontline Pharmacists from Ralphs, Vons, Albertsons, and Pavilions Ask Patients to Share Experiences With Delays, Errors, Unsafe Staffing Conditions […]
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May 12, 2026 We met with Albertsons and Ralphs for two days of bargaining this week and not much movement was made. We’ve told them over and over that staffing […]
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April 24, 2026 Today Kaiser informed us that across-the-board (ATB) wage increases and longevity raises will be seen in your June 26 paychecks for all Southern California UFCW Kaiser members. […]
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April 23, 2026 Our Albertsons DC Contract Has Been Ratified! Our new five-year agreement with Albertsons has officially been ratified! Thank you for taking the time to vote and making […]
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Long Beach and Costa Mesa have led Southern California in protecting workers with the “Staffed Stores are Safe Stores” ordinance, which regulates the use of self-checkout machines. Now it’s Santa […]
read more »Long Beach and Costa Mesa have led Southern California in protecting workers with the “Staffed Stores are Safe Stores” ordinance, which regulates the use of self-checkout machines. Now it’s Anaheim’s […]
read more »From grocery stores to pharmacies – UFCW members are feeling the impacts of market consolidation with lower wages, fewer jobs and higher prices. Market concentration weakens workers’ bargaining power and […]
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Statement from Jose Perez, President, UFCW 324, on Allegations Regarding Cesar Chavez “These horrific and deeply disturbing allegations about Cesar Chavez come as a profound shock, and UFCW 324 stands […]
read more »The California Board of Pharmacy discussed allowing California pharmacists to engage in remote processing in their Board Meeting on Wednesday, March 18, 2026. At that hearing, the Board of Pharmacy […]
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