River Valley Co-op employee and union steward Kelsi Sleet talks with WHMP’s Stephanie Slysz regarding ongoing issues between workers and management, saying she and her co-workers are asking the co-op to live up to its values and lead on labor rights. With a written statement, River Valley Co-op General Manager Rochelle Prunty responds to the claims.
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