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Union calls 1%/year pay increase offer for U.S. refinery workers ‘ridiculous’ -Breaking

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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO A United Steelworkers flag is seen outside of the Local 1299 union hall, Ecorse (Michigan), U.S.A, September 24, 2019. REUTERS/Rebecca Cook

HOUSTON (Reuters] – According to a message that was sent out to members Wednesday, and seen by Reuters, the United Steelworkers union called a 1% increase in pay offered by Marathon Petroleum (NYSE;) “ridiculous.”

“We weren’t working from home during this pandemic. The Steelworkers stated in a message that they had received from the Steelworkers about the offer to pay 30,000 workers at U.S. chemical plants and refineries a 1% increase each year under the agreement the sides have been negotiating before the Feb. 1 deadline.

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