Fred Meyer workers in Portland strike over alleged unfair labor practices for a week, ending Tuesday, Sept. 3. Union demanded fair treatment and essential information for negotiations.

PORTLAND, Ore. — Union employees at every Fred Meyer in the Portland metro area went on strike Wednesday, and the relatively sudden announcement may have left Portland shoppers with questions ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Fred Meyer workers across the region have announced their plans to go on a week-long strike starting Wednesday morning. The strike, set to last through Tuesday, Sept. 3 ...

The strike comes as Fred Meyer’s parent company, Kroger, is defending its proposed $24.6 billion acquisition of rival supermarket chain Albertsons in a Portland federal courtroom.

PORTLAND, Oregon — 4,500 Fred Meyer employees in the Portland area walked off the job and formed picket lines Wednesday morning, as members of UFCW Local 555 strike against what they say are ...

PORTLAND, Ore. – Thousands of workers are on a week-long strike at 28 different Fred Meyer stores in the Portland area, leaving many customers asking where to shop.

PORTLAND, Ore. (KGW/KTVZ)— Thousands of Portland-area Fred Meyer employees went on strike Wednesday morning at stores around the metro area, KGW reports. The strike started Wednesday at 6 a.m ...

TIGARD Ore. (KPTV) - Workers at Fred Meyer stores in the Portland area voted to authorize a strike this week, accusing the grocery chain of unfair labor practices, the union announced Saturday.

The United Food and Commercial Workers Local 555, which represents roughly 4,500 Portland-area Fred Meyer workers, said the call for a strike was in response to multiple unfair labor practices ...

One man is dead after reports of a robbery and shots fired in the parking lot of the Gateway Fred Meyer on Northeast 102nd Avenue. According to PPB, his death is now being investigated as a homicide.

The strike comes as Fred Meyer’s parent company, Kroger, is defending its proposed $24.6 billion acquisition of rival supermarket chain Albertsons in a Portland federal courtroom.