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A union representing thousands of food-store employees was meeting with management Wednesday afternoon to figure out how those workers will be able to travel legally as Legault government announced a curfew as part of its lockdown strategy.
The curfew begins at 8 p.m. Saturday. That would leave many employees in supermarkets and distribution centres in a very uncertain position, since a large number of them are employed after 8 p.m. to restock shelves or disinfect stores and other installations.
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Meat Packing Vaccine Push and 7 Oregon Wines Make Top 100
Thursday Dec 31st, 2020 From the Ag Information Network, I’m Bob Larson with your Agribusiness Update. The nation’s largest union for meatpacking workers and the association representing meat producers joined forces to urge all 50 U.S. governors to urgently prioritize COVID-19 vaccination for frontline meat and poultry workers across the U.S.
agwired.com reports, in the letter, the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union and the North American Meat Institute emphasized that quickly vaccinating the sector’s workforce of some half a million will maximize health benefits, especially in rural communities that often have limited health services.
Ag News: Meat Packing Vaccine Push The nation’s largest union for meatpacking workers and the association representing meat producers joined forces to urge all 50 U.S. governors to urgently prioritize COVID-19 vaccination for frontline meat and poultry workers across the U.S.
agwired.com reports, in the letter, the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union and the North American Meat Institute emphasized that quickly vaccinating the sector’s workforce of some half a million will maximize health benefits, especially in rural communities that often have limited health services. The Grinch returned to the cheese markets last Thursday as Markets closed early for Christmas.
Each day the pandemic brings new mixtures of hope and dread: new reports on the vaccine rollout, new and dire accounts of surging cases and deaths. And threading through this