Yes! We need to stand together and say loudly and proudly: No union busting on PCC's board!
With the polls now open, and we're banding together to vote for pro-union candidate Errol Schweizer!
Yes! We need to stand together and say loudly and proudly: No union busting on PCC's board!
With the polls now open, and we're banding together to vote for pro-union candidate Errol Schweizer!
Today we celebrate the lives of trans people and the part they play in our workplaces, unions, and communities. We also acknowledge that vicious transphobic attacks masquerading as legislation force our families, coworkers, and friends to contend with stark choices about where and how they can live.
UFCW 3000 will be joining the Washington Fair Trade Coalition at this event to build solidarity to create a better world for us all. Sign up in the link below!
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Seattle is a union town & King county is a Union County! Our home grown Co-op needs to do right be their workers! “They’re disrespecting the very workers that made them profitable,” @reiunion.bsky.social @ufcw3000.bsky.social @girmayzahilay.bsky.social @knkx.org
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Today, REI workers announced their next steps to win a union contract after overwhelmingly rejecting an inadequate offer and management refusing to return to the table with a fair deal.
REI loves to sell itself as forward-thinking, but its actions tell a different story.
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A picture of four lions roaring. In the background are mountains, forest and a lake. Text reads: Labor at Aslan 5:30pm Tuesday March 10 Aslan Brewery 1330 N Forest St Bellingham WA 98225 UFCW 3000.
As Washington State's legislative session rapidly wraps up, join us for the March edition of Labor at Aslan to discuss the bills we're still pushing to improve the lives of working people!
JoVona's leadership at the kidney dialysis firm, Fresenius, shows us all what solidarity looks like in action: Always check your check, speak up when see something wrong, and step up when your coworkers need you!
Six workers standing in front of a office building with a sign North Helpline in the back ground smile for the picture. Text above reads "North Helpline Workers" Text below reads "Welcome to our union! UFCW 3000"
We're proud to welcome North Helpline workers into our union! These food bank workers spend their days fighting for food justice in North Seattle, making sure every one of our neighbors has a safe space to eat fresh food.
A picture of deer with mountains in the background with a yellow sky. Text reads: LABOR AT LINDA'S 5:30PM Tuesday March 3. First Tuesday of Every Month. Linda's Tavern 7707 E Pine Street Seattle WA 98122"
Join us for the March edition of Labor at Linda's to discuss the bills we're still pushing to improve the lives of working people, including legislation to create a fairer tax code, protect immigrant workers, improve our hospitals, and allow more workers to form unions!
Workers represented by UFCW 3000 elect a board of rank-and-file members who responded to the surge of federal agents to Minneapolis and elsewhere with calls for the immediate end to the surge and demands for accountability and workplace protections. ufcw3000.org/news/2026/1/...
PCC workers holding union flyers in front of the Freemont PCC.
2 PCC workers stand outside the store with union leaflets.
A PCC worker talks with a customer about the union leaflet.
A PCC meat department workers hands a customer a union leaflet.
This week, we're spreading the word about our fight to reclaim our co-op from administrators who want to turn our stores into cookie-cutter chains. PCC workers are demanding an end to outsourcing the deli, good wages for sustainable staffing so we can deliver the level of service customers deserve.
An investigation last year by Groundwork Collaborative, Consumer Reports and More Perfect Union found that Instacart, a grocery delivery service, was secretly employing AI pricing software to conduct hidden price experiments on consumers. The report found price discrepancies between consumers could leave some families paying up to $1,200 more a year.
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A picture of a grocery cart in the produce department at a store. A pair of hands ties a knot in the top of a bag of onions. Below is text reading "Seattle Times WA law makers consider bill to end retail surveillance, surge pricing By Shauna Sowersby January 22, 2026"
If you’ve never heard of surveillance pricing or surge pricing, you are not alone. But both practices have crept into retail operations, leading lawmakers in Washington state to take action this legislative session. House Bill 2481, sponsored by Rep. Mary Fosse, D-Everett, and a host of other House Democrats, aims to rein them in.
Surge pricing refers to retailers changing the price of a product based on demand. Surveillance pricing, on the other hand, involves companies collecting consumer data to build individual profiles and using AI to set personalized prices depending on the consumer.
Imagine you’re at the grocery store with a friend. You buy the same item, but companies have collected data about you and your shopping habits, so you end up paying more than your friend. The difference may not be huge, but it is noticeable, and it can add up.
Stop the price gouging in grocery stores. Tell your State Representative to support HB 2481 today!
A grey toned slide with text: Why you should be paying attention to Pricing Experiments. Based on the average variations we say, for a household of 4, these hidden price shifts could mean a difference of about $1,200 more a year on groceries.
If grocery corporations get their way, a typical household in would pay $1200 per year MORE in groceries, according to an investigation from Consumer Reports. HB 2481 will stop this price gouging at grocery stores. Tell your state rep to support HB 2481 today! app.leg.wa.gov/districtfind...
A picture of lions with Mountains in the background: Labor at Aslan, 5:30pm, Tuesday, January 20 Social hour to bring together labor and community allies in Bellingham - no agenda, just an opportunity to build solidairty. Aslan Bruewer 1330 N Forest St Bellingham, WA 98225 UFCW 3000."
Nothing banishes the long dark quite like a night of building solidarity with follow unionists. Come for a nice beverage and good company at Aslan Brewery in Bellingham on Tuesday, January 20 at 5:30 pm.
An image of Dr. Martin Luther King, next to him is graffiti styled text "Strength Trough Unity" and below is the text MLK Day March and Celebration Monday, January 19, Seattle Garfield High School 11 am, Spokane Convention Center 10 am."
On January 19, 2026, we will gather to march, rally, and demand that our nation chooses community over chaos. Together, we honor Dr. King not as a sanitized symbol, but as the radical truth-teller he was—a man who believed that a better world is not only possible, but necessary.
A picture of deer with mountains in the background with a yellow sky. Text reads: LABOR AT LINDA'S 5:30PM Tuesday January 6. First Tuesday of Every Month. Linda's Tavern 7707 E Pine Street Seattle WA 98122"
This year make a resolution to hang out in common areas, build solidarity, and talk about the fights ahead. Join us for our first Labor at Linda's Tavern next Tuesday, January 6, 2026!
A picture of workers standing together with sports merchandise around them. Text reads, "WELCOM TO OUR UNION PRO SHOP WORKERS. UFCW 3000"
What a way to close out 2025! More than 150 workers at the Lumen Field and Renton Landing Pro Shops just voted to join our union. These hard workers are also passionate sports fans themselves, and they're pumped to cheer on their favorite teams as they bargain their first union contract.
A group of people gathered together for a picture smiling with fists upraised in solidarity. Behind them is a neon sign reading, "educate agitate organize."
People in a meeting room discuss and work in a groups.
People at a table discuss and work in a group.
UFCW 3000's member-led Political Action Advisory Committee (PAAC) met to discuss how to build pro-worker people power heading into the next election. Our PAAC interviews and evaluates every candidate who seeks our union's endorsement. Then we work to put them in office and hold them accountable!
A parody of the Starbuck logo sits in the center of the frame. The Mermaid has her fist raised in solidarity. Text reads "SAME COFFEE SAME CAUSE".
As Starbucks workers strike for a fair contract, grocery workers who serve Starbucks coffee stand with them. Our members can't join the strike, but we will not cross a picket line and we will loudly and proudly spread SWU's message: every worker deserves a fair contract NOW!
A picture of the UFCW 3000 offices in Mount Vernon and text that says says 'UFCW 3000 Mt. Vernon office WILL REMAIN OPEN today as a hub for members, staff, and community UFCW 3000 Mt. Vernon Office 1510N 18th St Mt Vernon, WA 98273 Open Friday, December 12, 2025 from 9am to 5pm UFCW 3000 UNION'
looding has displaced union families across our region. If you’re able, donate to the Foundation for Working Families—100% goes to workers in need: wslc.org/ffwf/
Please see our website to find other resources for members during flooding and extreme weather events, including information on our membership assistance fund.
In the meantime, stay safe, stay dry, and do not drive through standing water! 🙂
Contact your Union Rep if you need work-related assistance or face any discipline from your employer as a result of emergency needs during this time.
A picture of a flooded roadway and text that says says 'UFCW 3000 Mt. Vernon office WILL REMAIN OPEN today as a hub for members, staff, and community UFCW 3000 Mt. Vernon Office 1510N 18th St Mt. vernon, Vernon, WA 98273 Open Wednesday, December 10, 2025 from 9am to 5pm UFCW 3000 UNION'
As heavy rains and flooding threaten our region, UFCW 3000’s Mt. Vernon office will remain open as a hub for members, staff, and community from 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday.
We will provide water and refer people to resources to mitigate the impacts of the floods.
