Kellogg Looks to Permanently Replace Striking Union Workers After Contract Rejected
Kellogg will go forward with plans to permanently replace 1,400 union workers who have been on strike since October over pay and benefits disputes. The move comes after the union representing the striking staff declined the latest contract proposal.
Shirley Li, Staff Writer at The Atlantic, breaks down Paramount and WBD’s $111 billion merger and what it means for Hollywood, streaming and consumers.
