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Members of PCC have elected two grocery workers to the board of trustees.
Donna Rasmussen and Laurae McIntyre both members of UFCW 21, which represents PCC workers were two of five candidates vying for three open PCC board positions. Workers at the Edmonds PCC staged a protest outside the store April 14, accusing PCC of distributing one-sided election materials favoring their preferred candidates, which include Metier Brewing CEO Rodney Hines and two incumbents Brad Brown and Catherine Walker both of whom are retired REI executives.
According to this email link supplied by UFCW 21, the final election winners for the three open positions on the nine-person board were Hines, Rasmussen and McIntyre.
PCC Community Markets just announced the results of its membership vote on 3 board positions – a higher-profile vote than usual with two PCC employees running. They both were elected, according to PCC’s message to members, along with a third newcomer; all three getting more votes than the two current board members who were running for re-election. The new members are
Laurae McIntyre, who works at the Fremont PCC;
Donna Rasmussen, from the View Ridge PCC; and
Rodney Hines, CEO of Metier Brewing Company The board members who did not win re-election were
Catherine Walker, the board’s current chair, and
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PCC Community Markets employees demonstrate April 14 outside the Edmonds store. (Photos courtesy of UFCW 21.)
About a dozen PCC Community Markets employees gathered outside the Edmonds store Wednesday afternoon to protest recent allegations that the Seattle-based food cooperative’s board is discouraging members from voting for two board candidates who are also PCC grocery workers,
The workers gathered outside the store at 9803 Edmonds Way, waving signs and handing out flyers stating that the co-op’s board is interfering with the upcoming board election.
The PCC employees running for election Donna Rasmussen and Laurae McIntyre – are two of five candidates vying for three PCC board positions. According to Rasmussen and McIntyre, the board has been distributing one-sided election materials favoring their preferred candidates, which include Metier Brewing CEO Rodney Hines and two incumbents Brad Brown and Catherine Walk
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