Raley’s went on strike early today, the first time in its long history, after three days of marathon negotiations failed to produce a new contract.
Leaders of the United Food and Commercial Workers told their members to head to the picket lines at 6 a.m., when most Raley’s and Nob Hill Foods stores across Northern California opened. Picketers were out in front of both South Lake Tahoe stores.
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