JBS Workers End Three Week Strike at Colorado Beef Plant
JBS workers in Colorado ratified a two-year deal ending a three-week strike. The agreement raises wages and covers equipment costs as normal operations resume.
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Operations at a major beef processing facility in Greeley, Colorado, are set to return to normal following the ratification of a two-year labor agreement. The deal concludes a three-week strike by employees of JBS NV-A, the world's largest meatpacker. This labor action represented a significant disruption in the United States meatpacking industry, marking the first such strike in four decades.
