Striking workers at Kellogg's accepted a
contract somewhat better than
the one they previously rejected.
They did not abolish the two-tier system, but they established a way
for some newer workers to get into the higher tier.
Kellogg's responded to the rejection of its
unsatisfactory
contract by firing all the striking workers.
People started a boycott in response. When I was ready to post about
it, I held off because of a report that a new contract was being
discussed.
I read that Kellogg's was unable to find any replacement workers to
hire.
I have never forgiven Kellogg's lawsuit against the erotic satire
comic Cherry Poptart. I enjoyed the joke, so resent the company for
censoring it. The trademark claim may have been invalid, since no one
was ever going to think that the comic had anything to do with
Pop-tarts or Kellogg's.