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Nichols Aluminum Workers Return To Their Jobs
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Striking workers are back on the job at Nichols Aluminum in Davenport. The company president says around 80 workers have been brought back, after the union ended its strike last week.
The walk-out began in January in a contract dispute. During that time, Nichols hired more than 100 full-time temporary replacement workers.
The company president tells TV6 that a contract agreement has not been reached, but there are plans for the two sides to meet again this month.
There are additional union workers who have not been called back to work yet. The union president said negotiations are ongoing.
The walk-out began in January in a contract dispute. During that time, Nichols hired more than 100 full-time temporary replacement workers.
The company president tells TV6 that a contract agreement has not been reached, but there are plans for the two sides to meet again this month.
There are additional union workers who have not been called back to work yet. The union president said negotiations are ongoing.
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