Workers at Kellogg’s Cereal Production Plants Continue Strike
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Workers at Kellogg’s Cereal Production Plants Continue Strike

Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union (BCTGM) issued the following statement in support of 1,400 BCTGM members in Battle Creek, Mich. (Local 3G), Omaha, Neb. (Local 50G), Lancaster, Pa. (Local 374G) and Memphis, Tenn. (Local 252G) who are on strike against the Kellogg Company:

The company’s last, best and final offer does not achieve what our members are asking for; a predictable pathway to fully vested, fully benefitted employment for all employees with no concessions.

Kellogg’s continues to insist on takeaways.  The company came to the table insisting that there will only be an agreement if the Union accepts the company proposal exactly as it has been written.  The company’s proposal was filled with conditions and terms as to what was acceptable to Kellogg’s.  These terms and conditions are unacceptable to our members.

Therefore, the BCTGM Bargaining Committee rejected the proposal.  The strike by 1,400 BCTGM Kellogg’s members at the company’s four U.S. cereal plants continues.

Contact: Corrina Christensen, BCTGM Director of Communications (301) 692-2874

Interviews with striking Kellogg’s workers and negotiating committee members available upon request.