Check out the powerful comments delivered by New Jersey Congressman Bill Pascrell on behalf of the Nabisco workers on the U.S. House floor, condemning Mondelēz for withdrawing from the worker’s defined benefit pension plan. “This morning I spoke in the House in favor of workers whose pensions are being snatched
Popular Facebook media outlet, NowThis Politics, released a video on Monday covering the May 2018 Nabisco worker protest of Mondelez-Nabisco’s annual shareholder meeting in Lincolnshire, IL. The video shows BCTGM members from Nabisco bakeries nationwide protesting the elimination of their pensions by Mondelez International, even participating in a sit-down action
Following a request for support of Nabisco-Mondelēz workers that was sent to the Vatican’s Peace and Justice Office by the General Secretary of the International Union of Food Workers (IUF), faith leaders from throughout North America are escalating the call for fairness. On April 27, Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, Archbishop of
The AFL-CIO Executive Council has approved a new National Good Jobs campaign that will expose and challenge the corporate outsourcing of jobs by American companies, choosing Mondelēz International as its first example of greed over good. The AFL-CIO has issued the following press release: March 14, 2017 Mondelēz (Nabisco/Oreo)Will Be the First
On a snowy and cold Veterans Day, former BCTGM Local 300 workers and Veterans together with the Union Veterans Council and AFL-CIO Executive Vice President Tefere Gebre marched to the Chicago headquarters of Mondelez International to deliver a letter to the new CEO. And this is what happened…
DEERFIELD, IL Mondelez International’s stock price fell 1.43% and $0.58 today, ending the day April 24th at a price of $39.77 per share. This is a striking number, because the Mondelez stock (MDLZ) has only fallen under $40 per share three times in the last year. In fact, today’s
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