'I have coworkers . . . barely making it': A Kroger employee on the recent shareholder vote over wages
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The majority of shareholders-about 83%-ultimately rejected the proposal, brought by activist investors, urging Kroger to pay a living wage for workers.
The Federal Trade Commission argued that the proposed merger between Kroger and Albertsons could harm unionized workers' ability to negotiate higher pay.
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