King Soopers Table Mesa Location Will Be Closed On March 22
On March 22, the day marking one year since a gunman killed 10 innocent people inside the Table Mesa King Soopers in Boulder, that store will be closed.
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On March 22, the day marking one year since a gunman killed 10 innocent people inside the Table Mesa King Soopers in Boulder, that store will be closed.
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Just weeks short of a year after a gunman killed 10 innocent people inside the Table Mesa King Soopers in Boulder, the store reopened to both tears and joy.
As the King Soopers Table Mesa location in Boulder reopened Wednesday, businesses around the store will be impacted.
Nearly a year after a gunman killed 10 innocent people inside the Table Mesa King Soopers in Boulder, the grocer has announced it is ready to welcome back customers to the popular store.
King Soopers will reopen the Table Mesa store in Boulder on Feb. 9. That store has been closed since 10 people were killed in the March 22, 2021 mass shooting.
Members of the UFCW Local 7, the union representing King Soopers workers, voted Monday on a contract that would end the strike.
King Soopers and the union representing workers on strike reached a tentative agreement Friday.
Wednesday marked the 8th day of the King Soopers strike, and storefronts were significantly quieter.
Sen. Bernie Sanders tweeted his support for King Soopers workers who are striking.
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King Soopers employees who are striking are getting paid by the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7.
King Soopers and UFCW Local 7, the union representing workers who are on strike, returned to the bargaining table on Tuesday morning.
As the King Soopers grocery strike ended another day Monday, shoppers settled into the new reality of deciding where they would do their business.
Talks to end the strike against King Soopers stores in Colorado continued on Jan. 17, nearly a week since the strike began.
Several local organizations are standing in solidarity with those on the picket lines.
As negotiations continue between King Soopers and the union representing striking workers, businesses around King Soopers stores are feeling the impact too.
Experts say rising prices should be matched by rising wages. Failure to raise wages may lead to labor disputes like King Soopers employees in Colorado who have walked out to try to get a raise in pay.
Union representatives say they are prepared to meet King Soopers at the bargaining table on Friday morning.
King Soopers has delayed the re-opening of the Table Mesa store in Boulder, the site where 10 people were killed in the March 22, 2021 mass shooting. The store has been closed since then.
Parking lots at King Soopers stores around the Denver metro area have been unusually empty as workers strike.
Parking lots at King Soopers stores around the Denver metro area have been unusually empty as workers strike.
Thousands of King Soopers employees walked off the job Wednesday morning after negotiations between the company and union representing about 17,000 workers fell apart.
King Soopers president Joe Kelley says the company is ready to meet to bargain immediately, but has not heard from UFCW Local 7 union since it presented its "best and final offer" on Tuesday and a strike began at 5 a.m. on Wednesday.
King Soopers president Joe Kelley says the company is ready to meet to bargain immediately, but has not heard from UFCW Local 7 union since it presented its "best and final offer" on Tuesday and a strike began at 5 a.m. on Wednesday.
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