BREAKING: Molson Coors Strike Ends as Teamsters Approve Contract
Editorial StaffThe Facts -
- Molson Coors Teamsters in Texas ratified a new three-year agreement after a three-month strike.
- The new contract provides wage increases, improved benefits, and restored retiree health care.
- During the strike, Teamsters initiated a nationwide boycott, pressuring the brewery giant to reach an agreement covering 420 workers at the Texas facility.
Texas Molson Coors Teamsters Strike Ends With New Three-Year Agreement
Finalizing more than three months of protests, Molson Coors Teamsters in Fort Worth, Texas, have approved a new three-year contract today. The agreement assures promising wage hikes, enhanced benefits, and reinstated retiree health care.
“Our consistent efforts have paid off. Teamsters resisted until they secured a fair contract that acknowledges their input. We don’t shy away from a fight and consistently advocate for what we merit,” stated Jeff Padellaro, head of the Teamsters Brewery, Bakery, and Soft Drink Conference.
During the strike, Teamsters executed a national boycott, pressuring the brewery conglomerate to finalize an agreement that includes 420 employees at the Texas plant.
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