Fresh produce is in short supply at Metro and Food Basics stores across the City as 900 workers at the firm’s distribution centre continue a strike. But negotiation Thursday between the company and unions has resulted in a tentative agreement which will be voted on Friday.
More than 900 full-time workers at Metro's distribution centre in Etobicoke are on strike, where trucks full of fruits, vegetables and other products are behind picket lines.https://t.co/AkG8gSraWa
— CityNews Toronto (@CityNewsTO) April 7, 2022
Support the Metro warehouse strike! Metro Inc. made record profit during #COVID19, but still refuse to pay workers fairly. Without warehouse workers, grocery shelves stay empty. Like all of us, these essential workers deserve decent pay & safe working conditions. #Justice4Workers pic.twitter.com/hsRdg20ayG
— Justice for Workers (@fairwagesnow) April 6, 2022
