WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. – Lawyers representing at least seven nonunion supermarket operators will meet in court today about the purchase of bankrupted A&P after the judge gave tentative buyers additional time to confer with lawyers over the fate of the supermarket chain’s staff, lohud.com reports.
The judge wants buyers to consider keeping A&P employees before he approves the sales.
Photo Credit: Flickr/By JoshAccording to the article, U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Robert Drain wants buyers to consider keeping A&P employees before he approves the sales. The judge already approved the sale of 53 supermarkets, all of which are union markets or non-grocery buyers.
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