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Talks resume between sugar company, workers

by News on October 25, 2011

in State and Local, Union Contracting Privileges

By Dave Kolpack/Chicago Tribune

American Crystal Sugar Co. and its locked-out union workers headed back to the negotiating table Monday, but refused to talk about the results.

A federal mediation service in Minneapolis said talks between the company and the union representing about 1,300 workers would resume, but didn’t disclose the place and time. Workers have been locked out since Aug. 1.

Representatives from both sides did not return repeated phone calls Monday from The Associated Press.

North Dakota state Sen. Tim Mathern, who last week wrote a letter to company and union officials urging a settlement, said he views the silence as a good thing.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/chi-ap-nd-crystalsugar-medi,0,3691122.story

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