The tentative agreement, reached after multiple talks with the union, includes wage increases and benefits for all employees and"defined path" to legacy wages and benefits for temporary workers, the company said.Employees at Kellogg's cereal plants went on strike on October 5 after their contracts expired, as negotiations over payment and benefits stalled due to differences between the company and about 1,400 union members.
Kellogg had hired permanent replacements for some of its plant workers who were on strike, after the union rejected a revised offer from the company earlier last month.
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