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SAN DIEGO -- Officials with the Ralphs supermarket chain will shut down all of its Southern California stores if grocery store workers go on strike, according to information obtained by 10News' media partner the San Diego Union-Tribune.Report: Ralphs To Shut Down If Workers StrikeThe U-T reported that all Ralphs stores, including 25 locations in San Diego County, will close in the event of a worker strike. The Ralphs stores in the county employ about 1,800 union workers, the U-T reported.
Ralphs spokeswoman Kendra Doyel released the following statement to 10News: "If there is a strike, Ralphs will initially close all of our stores. During a strike, it is difficult to create a good shopping experience for our Customers and a good working environment for our Employees. We will evaluate the situation as it progresses."
According to the U-T report, if a strike proceeds, Ralphs would pack up food and close down stores.
SAN DIEGO -- Ralphs and Albertsons grocery stores in Southern California have closure plans in place if workers decide to go on strike Sunday night, store officials said Friday night. ...Albertsons spokeswoman Christie Ly said in a statement that up to 100 Albertsons stores could close for some or all of the strike.