Food giant officials speak out after 800 London workers reject labour deal

UPDATE, MARCH 30: Cargill spokesperson April Nelson issued a statement to The London Free Press after their 800 local workers rejected a labour deal: “Over several months, our company and the union representing employees at our facility in London, Ontario, have exchanged multiple comprehensive proposals with the goal of reaching a new collective agreement. Unfortunately, employees voted to reject the proposal that was accepted by the Union Bargaining Committee. Since then, we have continued to work in good faith toward a revised agreement. We believe the proposal is fair and representative of our values to put people first and do the right thing.” Read More