Three New England state treasurers are calling on Stop & Shop to continue contract negotiations. The treasurers from Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut wrote a letter, urging Stop and Shop’s parent company to engage in good faith talks.

A union representing Stop & Shop workers is threatening a strike at all of the supermarket chain's stores in New England if the company closes a distribution center in Freetown, Massachusetts.

The local labor union has received support from all five New England United Food and Commerical Workers (UFCW) unions, which collectively represent 30,000 Stop & Shop employees throughout New England.

Stop & Shop's employee union says the company is threatening to close a distribution center if workers there don't accept worse health care plans.

Stop & Shop and Teamsters Local 25 are in a contract dispute that could lead to a strike and the closure of a Massachusetts distribution center.

Thousands of unionized Stop & Shop workers say they will go on strike if the supermarket chain shuts down a massive distribution center.Teamsters Local 25, which represents nearly 1,000 employees at a warehouse in Freetown,

UFCW unions across New England pledge support to Teamsters in a contract dispute with Stop & Shop, potentially affecting regional shoppers.