1,400 unionized Kellogg's workers ended their 11 week strike this week by voting to approve a new 5 year contract with the company. In addition to higher wages and expanded benefits, the new contract addresses workers' demands to change the "two-tier" compensation system.

For more, KCBS News Anchor Liz Saint John spoke with Jane Mcalevey, Senior Policy Fellow at the UC Berkeley Labor Center.

<p>1,400 unionized Kellogg's workers ended their 11 week strike this week by voting to approve a new 5 year contract with the company. In addition to higher wages and expanded benefits, the new contract addresses workers' demands to change the "two-tier" compensation system.</p>
<p>For more, KCBS News Anchor Liz Saint John spoke with Jane Mcalevey, Senior Policy Fellow at the UC Berkeley Labor Center.</p>

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