Stater Bros. lays off dozens of clerks for the first time in 89 years
Stater Bros. Markets has laid off dozens of clerks in its Southern California stores, blaming inflation and tariffs, amid a fight for a new labor contract.
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Stater Bros. lays off store clerks, a first for the 89-year-old chain
The supermarket chain’s CEO blamed inflation and tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump for cutting 63 clerk positions.
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Stater Bros. lays off dozens of clerks for the first time in 89 years
any money, but it’s accomplished one thing — showing workers that their company no longer thinks of them like family,” Andrea Zinder, president of UFCW 324, said in the statement.