REPORT OF SECOND MAJOR EMPLOYER CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS SESSION   President Niccollai reported on the second (2nd) negotiations meeting involving ShopRite, Stop & Shop, Kings, Foodtown, DeCicco’s, and various independent Employers. At this second (2nd) meeting the Employers basically sought to completely gut almost all provisions that benefit our Union workforce. Among the more repugnant Company demands are the following:   Restructuring of our Welfare Fund to require co-payment by participating members and the establishment of a new part-time medical program grossly reducing the...
REGARDING MAJOR EMPLOYER CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS President Niccollai reported today that the first negotiating meeting concerning a new contract with ShopRite, Stop and Shop, Kings, Foodtown, DeCicco and other independent employers was held yesterday, June 5, 2025, at the Best Western hotel in Fairfield, New Jersey. The members comprising our Contract Committee are as follows: Kevin Thomas, ShopRite; Francis D. Sawyer, ShopRite; Kevin Remus, ShopRite; Mark Orlando, ShopRite; Yasmin Watson, ShopRite; John Korin, III, Stop and Shop; Lisa McNerney, Stop and Shop; Daniel R. Dolce, Kings; Kevin L....
JUNE 17, 2025, MEMBERSHIP MEETING The General Membership Meeting scheduled for TUESDAY, June 17, 2025, at 7:00 P.M. will be held in-person. Members who wish to participate should contact Rosa Amica-Terra at 973-256-6790 to verify membership and obtain instructions for participating.  
REGARDING CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS WITH SHOPRITE, STOP AND SHOP, KINGS, FOODTOWN AND VARIOUS INDEPENDENTS Commencing on Thursday, June 5, 2025, UFCW Local 464A will be in negotiations with the above-referenced employers regarding a new industry-wide contract.  Your Union Delegates will be visiting the stores in the next week with forms to be filled out by the affected membership concerning contract demands and a request to serve on the contract negotiating committee.  Your Union has found that we receive much greater input and participation by going to the stores with forms rather than...