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City council in Anaheim, Calif. voted to table a hazard pay ordinance that sought to pay grocery and retail workers an ...

Grocery workers union says employees treated like 'zeroes' by Kroger grocery chain In early 2020 the chain offered 'hero pay' for its associates. Two months later, it was halted. Top executives at Kroger, the parent company of King Soopers and other smaller grocery chains, are taking heat for halting grocery workers' hazard pay. and last updated 2021-05-18 00:57:10-04 DENVER — Top executives at Kroger, the parent company of King Soopers and other chains, are taking heat for halting grocery workers' hazard pay. Early 2020, Kroger announced a $2 hourly hazard increase, also known as a "h...

Anaheim Moves Forward with Hero Pay Ordinance The measure would provide such workers with a $3 per hour pay boost for 60 days. Councilmember Jose Moreno initiated the “hero pay” ordinance, also known as hazard pay, with support from councilmembers Jordan Brandman and Avelino Valencia. “We know there’s a tsunami of economic hardship coming their way,” Moreno said. “Many of them have had to defer their rents, have had to defer credit card bills, car payments, forbearance on mortgages … That’s why this is important to still consider—in a temporary and modest way—so that ...

Operator Good morning. My name is Casey, and I will be your conference call facilitator today. At this time, I would like to welcome everyone to the Lancaster Colony Corporation Fiscal Year 2021 Third Quarter Conference Call. Conducting today's call will be Dave Ciesinski, President and CEO; and Tom Pigott, CFO. [Operator Instructions] And now to begin the conference call, here is Dale Ganobsik, Vice President of Investor Relations and the Treasurer for Lancaster Colony Corporation. Please go ahead, sir. Dale N. Ganobsik -- Vice President-Investor Relations and Treasurer Thank you, Casey. Go...

Housing and Development Newsletter Interim Police Chief Bernard Melekian spoke to the City Council on Tuesday, calling for the city to focus on intervention and prevention rather than arrests and enforcement.  Melekian outlined a three-pronged strategy of prevention, intervention and enforcement. He talked about the importance of partnering with the community to provide after-school programs and alternatives for young people to do, instead of just "hanging out." "For the longest time, law enforcement saw its role solely as to solve the crime and arrest the perpetrator," Melekian said. "But i...