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ROMULUS, Mich., Aug. 27, 2025 ~ In a major victory for workers at Kroger, over 400 home delivery drivers at the company's Romulus Fulfilment Center have ratified their first collective bargaining agreement with Teamsters Local 337. The three-year contract, which was overwhelmingly approved by the workers, includes significant improvements to their wages, healthcare benefits, paid time off, and working conditions.
According to Todd Lince, President of Local 337, this is a significant achievement for the members at Kroger and sets a precedent for future organizing efforts across the company's fulfilment network. He stated, "Our agreement delivers real, life-changing improvements for our members and their families."
Last year, workers at Kroger's Romulus facility voted by a three-to-one margin to join Local 337, making them the first group of employees to organize at one of the company's fulfilment centers. This success has already sparked organizing drives at other Kroger facilities such as the Forest Park Fulfilment Center in Georgia and Kroger's distribution center in Las Vegas.
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Toi Globe, a Kroger driver and Local 337 shop steward expressed her satisfaction with the outcome of their efforts. She said, "We organized with the Teamsters to win a strong first contract, and that's exactly what we accomplished." Globe also added that they are proud to go to work knowing that their rights and livelihoods are protected under a Teamsters agreement. She believes that this is just the beginning and they are excited to continue building on their gains in the future.
Teamsters Local 337 represents thousands of workers in Detroit and Port Huron, Michigan across various industries. For more information about their work and achievements, visit teamsterslocal337.com.
Media Contact:
Lena Melentijevic
(347) 208-2279
According to Todd Lince, President of Local 337, this is a significant achievement for the members at Kroger and sets a precedent for future organizing efforts across the company's fulfilment network. He stated, "Our agreement delivers real, life-changing improvements for our members and their families."
Last year, workers at Kroger's Romulus facility voted by a three-to-one margin to join Local 337, making them the first group of employees to organize at one of the company's fulfilment centers. This success has already sparked organizing drives at other Kroger facilities such as the Forest Park Fulfilment Center in Georgia and Kroger's distribution center in Las Vegas.
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Toi Globe, a Kroger driver and Local 337 shop steward expressed her satisfaction with the outcome of their efforts. She said, "We organized with the Teamsters to win a strong first contract, and that's exactly what we accomplished." Globe also added that they are proud to go to work knowing that their rights and livelihoods are protected under a Teamsters agreement. She believes that this is just the beginning and they are excited to continue building on their gains in the future.
Teamsters Local 337 represents thousands of workers in Detroit and Port Huron, Michigan across various industries. For more information about their work and achievements, visit teamsterslocal337.com.
Media Contact:
Lena Melentijevic
(347) 208-2279
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