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Fall 2015 Presidents Report: Standing strong Also in this issue: El Super back at bargaining table AB 359: A victory for grocery workers Scholarship winners announced Union offices closed: Holiday

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The fall issue - ufcw is a report that must be filed by certain employers with the United Food and Commercial Workers Union.

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Employers who have a collective bargaining agreement with the United Food and Commercial Workers Union are required to file the fall issue - ufcw.

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