The contract establishes wages above Oregon, Washington state minimums, provides tipping for workers and adds extended sick leave, vacation and paid parental leave.
VANCOUVER, Wash. — Vancouver-based fast food chain Burgerville announced a tentative agreement with unionized employees at five of the company’s stores.
The agreement is the country’s first union contract for a fast food company, according to Burgerville, and still needs approval by union members and company leadership.
The contract establishes wages above the Oregon and Washington state minimums, provides tipping for workers and adds extended sick leave, vacation and paid parental leave to company benefits.
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