>>21970253>>21970235>>21970274>While Costco is known for paying its employees higher wages than its competitors, the union is accusing the company of not sharing its recent success with workers.“Costco claims to treat workers better than the competition, but right now, it’s failing to live up to that reputation,” Tom Erickson, director of the Teamsters Warehouse Division, said.
>"From day one, we've told Costco that our members won't work a day past January 31 without a historic, industry-leading agreement. Costco's greedy executives have less than two weeks to do the right thing. If they refuse, they'll have no one to blame but themselves when our members go on strike," O'Brien added.>The 18,000 Teamsters union members who voted to authorize the strike account for 8% of Costco's mostly non-union employees.IT'S ONLY 8% LMFAO
