Temperature Checks at Kroger to Keep Workers Healthy and Well

Our members are working tirelessly to help families in our communities get the essential food and supplies they need. And we’re working to ensure that food workers have the resources and job protections you need. Our members should be safe and healthy on the job, and additional workplace measures will help to ensure that. If …

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Additional PPE Required for Kroger Workers

Nearly 14,000 members of UFCW Local 700 are hard at work on the front lines of this crisis – in grocery stores and food processing plants across Indiana. Our members are working tirelessly to help families in our communities get the essential food and supplies they need. And we’re working to ensure that food workers …

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What Happens if a Co-Worker Tests Positive for COVID-19 [Kroger]

Food Workers across the country are on the frontlines of the coronavirus crisis, continuing to ensure that people and families have access to the food and supplies they need. UFCW is continuing to fight for the resources and job protections you need. If you work at Kroger and another employee test positive for COVID-19, this …

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Indiana Kroger Stores to Close Early on Easter Sunday

Thank you for continuing to ensure folks have the food and supplies they need. We’re fighting for the resources and job protections you need. Indiana Kroger stores will close at 4pm local time on Sunday, April 12 (Easter), to provide additional time off with your families. Should you have any questions or want more information, please contact …

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PPE on the way for Kroger Workers

We’re fighting for the resources and job protections you need.The company agreed to provide a mask and gloves for every worker on each shift; they have notified us this will begin April 11. The Company is working to acquire additional hand sanitizer for all locations. You are permitted – and encouraged – to wear homemade …

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Kroger to Limit Number of Customers in Stores

We’ve been fighting for the resources and job protections you need. Beginning April 7, Kroger will begin limiting the number of customers to 50% of building code capacity to allow for proper physical distancing. The number of customers will be monitored using QueVision. Should you have questions or need more information, contact your Union Representative.