


Costco Workers Threaten Strike as Labor Negotiations Continue
Amid impending contract expiration, 18,000 Teamsters at Costco prepare for a potential strike over wages and benefits, raising concerns about the impact on operations.
Overview
As the midnight deadline for a new contract approaches, 18,000 Teamsters workers at Costco threaten to strike if negotiations fail. The union demands an industry-leading contract reflecting the company's record profits. Costco recently announced pay increases for nonunionized workers, a move seen as a strategy to reduce strike incentives. While the Teamsters represent only 8% of Costco's workforce, the strike's significance could impact the nonunion sector. Costco stands firm, asserting long-term goodwill with the union and emphasizing its competitive payment structure. The situation remains fluid as talks continue ahead of the deadline.
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