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Unionized Grocery Store Workers Brace for Possible Strike

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Possible Grocery Store Strike for workers at grocery chains Albertsons, Ralphs and Vons, (PhotoWeek)

Unionized Grocery Store Workers Brace for Possible Strike

In Southern California workers at grocery chains Albertsons, Ralphs and Vons have voted to strike if negotiations on a new contract break down next month. Unionized employees have been working under a three-year contract that expired in March. The United Food and Commercial Union says the possibility of striking gives them leverage. But there could be dangers on both sides if the strike happens.
Reporter:  Larry Buhl

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Learning More About Oscar Ramirez's Dream of Coming to the U.S.

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Former USC Gynecologist Arrested on Sexual Abuse Charges

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Napa State Hospital Police Officer Severely Injures Patient

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Reporter: Alex Emslie

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