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Story summary
- JBS's Greeley, Colorado beef plant ratified a two-year contract on April 12, 2026, after a multi-week strike.
- The agreement covers nearly 3,800 workers, includes a 33% wage increase, PPE-cost protection, and safeguards against healthcare-cost hikes.
- The contract eliminates the historic pension benefit, a change JBS says it regrets, while it aims to restore stability.
- The union withdrew seven unfair labor practice charges against JBS as part of the settlement.
