Unions and their allies are calling the Kellogg strike a "win." But, is it?

The 11-week Kellogg strike is over. However, while the union movement is calling it a "win," some strikers and some reporters are questioning whether the strike was, in fact, a "win" or a failure.
In this last episode of Union Free Radio for 2021, host Peter List walks listeners through the main-reported issues of the strike, as well as how much strikers potentially lost.

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Articles and resources cited in this episode:

• Kellogg strike ends as members ratify new contract | | wnem.com
• Kellogg’s Strike Ends: BCTGM Members Ratify New Contract
• Kellogg's Threatened To Replace Strikers. That Doesn't Mean It Will Work. | HuffPost Impact
• Details of Kellogg Final Offer [in PDF]
• Statement by President Joe Biden On Kellogg Collective Bargaining Negotiations | The White House
• Some Battle Creek Kellogg workers feel betrayed by new union deal
• Voting closes on concessions contract at Kellogg’s, while union uses divide-and-conquer tactics to break strike - World Socialist Web Site
• Labor Board v. Mackay Radio & Telegraph Co. :: 304 U.S. 333 (1938) | Justia US Supreme Court Center
• ‘Death of 1,000 cuts’: Kellogg’s workers on why they’re striking | Business | The Guardian
• Kellogg to permanently replace striking workers as union rejects new contract | Financial Post
• BCTGM Kellogg’s Members Reject Tentative Agreement; Strike Continues
• Employees reject tentative agreement; Kellogg focuses on continuing operations - Dec 7, 2021
• Big raises in store for U.S. workers in 2022, report says - The Washington Post
• Kellogg's workers reject deal; strike continues for now
• Twinkies Maker Will Close After Strike - ABC News
• Have Twinkies Killed the Union Movement?
• 'Financially, this is a really scary moment': Kellogg employees enter