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Union Set to Target PriceRite

The United Food and Commercial Workers union has launched a campaign to unionize PriceRite, the discount banner owned by Elizabeth, N.J.-based Wakefern Food Corp., which also owns the ShopRite banner. The campaign, which kicked off at a PriceRite store here earlier this month, will be expanded to other PriceRite and ShopRite locations, a spokeswoman for the UFCW, based in Washington,

November 17, 2008

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The United Food and Commercial Workers union has launched a campaign to unionize PriceRite, the discount banner owned by Elizabeth, N.J.-based Wakefern Food Corp., which also owns the ShopRite banner.

The campaign, which kicked off at a PriceRite store here earlier this month, will be expanded to other PriceRite and ShopRite locations, a spokeswoman for the UFCW, based in Washington, told SN. ShopRite workers already belong to the UFCW.

A majority of PriceRite workers are part-time and are not eligible for health care, according to Amber Sparks, the UFCW spokeswoman.

A Wakefern representative could not be reached for comment.

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