Unionized workers at Urban Ore have ended a 40-day strike, reaching a temporary agreement that includes a 45-day cooling off period to facilitate negotiations. During this time, both management and union representatives will meet twice weekly to discuss outstanding issues. The strike stemmed from alleged unfair labor practices, including stalled bargaining sessions. Despite tension, management claims to have negotiated in good faith. Sales reportedly rose by 20% following the strike's conclusion, indicating a quick recovery, while laid-off employees will be reinstated if revenue targets are met during the negotiation period.
After 40 days of picketing, the union and management have agreed to a 45-day cooling off period, where both sides will meet twice a week to bargain.
Workers had called for an end to unfair labor practices, including stalled bargaining sessions, but management maintained that they have met in good faith.
Sales were reported to be up 20% after the strike ended, and laid-off employees will be rehired if revenue reaches $220,000 during the cooling off period.
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