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American Crystal Sugar workers to vote again on labor contract

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Locked-out union workers
Locked-out union workers and their supporters picketed outside a Fargo grocery store on Monday, Oct. 15, 2012, in an effort to gain public support for a boycott of American Crystal Sugar products. An ongoing contract dispute has left 1,300 union workers in three states locked out for 14 months.
Ann Arbor Miller/Ann Arbor Miller

American Crystal Sugar union workers will vote for the fourth time on a labor contract Saturday.

John Budd, director of the Center for Human Resources and Labor Studies at Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota, will join The Daily Circuit to update us on the situation.

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Locked-out union workers
Locked-out union workers and their supporters picketed outside a Fargo grocery store on Monday, Oct. 15, 2012, in an effort to gain public support for a boycott of American Crystal Sugar products. An ongoing contract dispute has left 1,300 union workers in three states locked out for 14 months.
Ann Arbor Miller/Ann Arbor Miller