The lockout was initiated because continued uncertainty around a potential work stoppage creates challenges for operating ...

Cargill and Union 455 representatives met Wednesday to continue contract negotiations. Following discussions no agreement was ...

The union representing workers at a Colorado beef processing plant is reporting 1,700 workers were locked out of work this ...

MINNEAPOLIS – After months of unsuccessful negotiations on a new collective bargaining agreement, more than 1,700 workers ...

Cargill locks out 1,700 workers at Colorado beef plant amid contract dispute and ongoing cattle market challenges.

Cargill has stopped paying approximately 1,700 employees at its beef processing facility in Fort Morgan, Colorado, as a labor dispute between the company and Teamsters Union workers intensifies.

Contract negotiations at a Cargill beef processing plant in Fort Morgan, Colorado, have fueled speculation of a possible worker strike, though the company has not confirmed any labor action. Cargill ...

The lockout comes after union members at the beef processing facility rejected the company's latest contract offer.

Company cites 'continued uncertainty' as the reason for the May 20 lockout in Fort Morgan, stressing that the $33.4 million ...