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Union accuses Mount Kisco grocery of unfair labor practices
A labor group has accused Mrs. Green’s Natural Market in Mount Kisco of intimidating and threatening its workers to stop them from unionizing. The United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1500 alleges...
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Protesters hit Mrs. Green’s in Mount Kisco
Former employees of Mrs. Green’s Natural Market in Mount Kisco began picketing in front of the store on Saturday to protest alleged unfair labor practices. The ex-workers, backed by the United Food...
View ArticleWestchester representatives call for boycott of Mrs. Green’s
Westchester Legislator Peter Harckham, D-North Salem, is among several officials calling for a boycott of Mrs. Green’s Natural Market stores in Westchester because of what he said was unfair labor...
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Mrs. Green’s Natural Market continues regional expansion
The Irvington-based Mrs. Green’s Natural Market announced Monday that it will open a new store in Greenwich Village in June. The new store at 585 Hudson St. is the third expansion in recent months....
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Mount Kisco Mrs. Green’s faces hearing on labor law violations
Mrs. Green’s Natural Market in Mount Kisco faces a July 14 hearing before the National Labor Relations Board on charges that include illegally firing workers that supported a union drive. In an order...
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Mount Kisco Mrs. Green’s rehires 8 fired workers
Mrs. Green’s Natural Market said Wednesday that it has rehired eight workers fired from its Mount Kisco store earlier this year. The United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1500 accused Mrs. Green’s...
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Lawsuit: Mrs. Green’s Natural Market didn’t pay bills
The Irvington-based Mrs. Green’s Natural Market is accused of not paying almost $920,989 for advertising services. The supermarket advertising services companies Ivie & Associates and Greenleaf...
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Rivertowns Square in Dobbs Ferry revises building plan
The developers of the approved Rivertowns Square in Dobbs Ferry have changed their plan for the mixed-use project. Changes include reducing the movie theater’s seating from 1,350 seats to 650 more...
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