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    Walgreens pharmacists’ union to demonstrate outside 46 Chicago-area stores

    A union representing Walgreens pharmacists plans to demonstrate outside of more than 46 local Walgreens stores over the next month to protest pay and working conditions. The National Pharmacists Association-LIUNA, which says it represents 900 Chicago-area Walgreens pharmacists, plans to demonstrate outside two or three stores a day from now until May 10. The union says the pharmacists have ...
    by Lisa Schencker, Chicago Tribune Apr 18, 2024 2 minutes
    File image of the Walgreens store at State and Randolph Streets in Chicago on Aug. 6, 2014.

    A union representing Walgreens pharmacists plans to demonstrate outside of more than 46 local Walgreens stores over the next month to protest pay and working conditions.

    The National Pharmacists Association-LIUNA, which says it represents 900 Chicago-area Walgreens pharmacists, plans to demonstrate outside two or three stores a day from now until May 10.

    The union says the pharmacists have been working

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