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COLORADO (KRDO) -- Workers at dozens of Colorado Safeway and Albertsons stores ended their strike Saturday, July 5, after striking a tentative new labor deal with the grocery chain's parent company.

Safeway and Albertsons workers in Fort Collins, Greeley, Longmont, Loveland and Colorado Springs have all voted over 95% to authorize a strike.

Communications & Public Affairs Manager, Safeway Denver Division An employee striking outside the Colorado Springs Safeway told 11 News that the strike would end when negotiations and a deal are made.

Safeway workers in Colorado reached an agreement with Albertsons on Saturday, ending a two-week strike after local union leaders met with Safeway and its parent company on July 4.

Safeway workers in Castle Rock and Denver walked off the job Monday, joining employees in several other Colorado cities to strike against Safeway and Albertsons for unfair labor practices.

Workers at certain Safeway and Albertsons locations will begin striking on Sunday, in protest of what workers say are unfair labor practices, short-staffed stores, and frozen wages.