Safeway workers in Colorado reached an agreement with Albertsons on Saturday, ending a two-week strike after local union leaders met with Safeway and its

As of Tuesday, over 40 Safeway stores and a distribution center in Colorado had workers on strike. United Food and Commercial Workers 7, the union representing those workers, is demanding better pay and working conditions for those workers.

The Safeway strike in Colorado concludes with a tentative labor agreement promising better wages and health benefits.

The strike is over at two Fort Collins Safeway stores.

The union representing grocery workers in Colorado says it reached a tentative agreement with Safeway on wage increases and improved health care benefits, ending a three-week strike that impacted more

John Frahm, president of the UFCW 5, told the Times-Standard that the union has been negotiating unfruitfully for five months. The UFCW 5’s previous contract with Safeway expired in April.

While in its third week, dozens of stores across Colorado have joined the grocery workers union strike against Safeway and Albertsons. About 45 stores and a distribution center have been

It’s been about two weeks since workers with Albertsons and Safeway walked off the job to go on strike for unfair labor practices, and union officials provided a brief bargaining update on

Safeway strike is over as "a fully recommended tentative agreement” was reached between the union and Safeway, said the union as picketing was expected to end on Saturday.

More Safeway stores along Colorado’s Front Range have joined the UFCW Local 7 strike, including locations in Fort Collins and Thornton, bringing the total to more than 38 stores.

The votes today and Thursday follow the announcement over the weekend that members of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 reached a tentative agreement with Albertsons, Safeway’s parent company. The union ended its strike that started June 15 with a few stores and expanded to 48 of 80 Safeway stores in Colorado.