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Cargill meatpackers in Fort Morgan expected to take another vote on contract they rejected
The Cargill meatpackers in Fort Morgan are expected to take another vote on a contract they previously rejected. Workers have been locked out of the beef-processing plant for nearly 85 days, and the situation worsened after union strike pay was reduced.
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