King Soopers Strike Begins, Union Says Grocery Store Has 'Unfair Labor Practices'
Thousands of grocery store employees in Colorado are on strike after negotiations between the union and King Soopers fell apart.
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Thousands of grocery store employees in Colorado are on strike after negotiations between the union and King Soopers fell apart.
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