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SN Top 10: Stop & Shop, Walmart and union news from UFCW top the week’s headlines

Supermarket News Staff

December 8, 2020

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A Kroger deli cashier, a Stop & Shop storefront, a Walmart worker cleaning, and the produce section at a Price Rite

In this week’s recap of the Top 10 most popular Supermarket News articles, UFCW unions ratifying Kroger, Albertsons and Stop & Shop pension fund withdrawal ranked as the week’s top story. Among other stories in this week’s gallery:

  • Stop & Shop said it would hire 5,000 new workers across the Northeast;

  • Walmart said it would pay $388 million in special cash bonuses to frontline workers; and

  • A Save A Lot operator joined Wakefern under the Price Rite banner.

In other news, Kroger is planning its tenth Ocado automated warehouse, Hy-Vee is seeking 1,000 more pharmacy techs as COVID-19 vaccines draw near, and Neela Montgomery is taking the reins as the new CVS Pharmacy president.

Other top stories:

  • Walmart sweetened the pot for online shoppers as shipping minimums dropped for Walmart members;

  • Uber completed its purchase of Postmates; and

  • Supermarket News looked back at 12 exciting new grocery concepts and redesigns that debuted in 2020.

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