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Union Seeking to Reorganize at Woodman’s
Workers at a Woodman’s Food Market will vote next week on whether to recover the union representation it lost earlier this year.
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JON SPRINGER
JANESVILLE, Wis. — Workers at a Woodman’s Food Market here will vote next week on whether to recover the union representation it lost earlier this year.
The attempt at reorganizing is a provision of a private settlement struck between Woodman’s and United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1473 earlier this year to decertify the union at four Woodman’s stores and dismiss various charges filed with the National Labor Relations Board.
The vote next week will decide whether workers at only the Janesville store would organize, according to Irv Gottschalk, NLRB’s regional director in Milwaukee. A majority of the votes cast among 250 workers eligible to vote will decide the matter, he said.
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