Workers at Tyson Foods in Amarillo voted 93% in favor of a new four-year union contract with major raises and added benefits.

Earlier this week, staff at the site voted 98% in favour of strike action, demanding “higher wages and improved benefits”.

The investment will be used for the expansion and modernisation of the company’s facility in Robards, Henderson County.

Union officials said members are scheduled to vote on the proposed contract Wednesday, potentially averting a strike.

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According to the release, the new contract includes a 32% wage increase, more paid time off, and better retirement benefits.

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