One giant step closer for the Golden Farm workers! Victory is 
within our reach! Workers have informed us that the union (RWDSU/UFCW Local 338) 
and the owner of Golden Farm had a long and very productive negotiating session 
today (3/22).
Therefore, 
we are happy/relieved/excited to announce that the Golden Farm boycott 
is TEMPORARILY suspended to facilitate a swift and successful contract 
negotiation and the resolution of any other outstanding issues. 
This 
has been a long and hard struggle. The first time Golden Farm workers organized 
for their rights was in 2008 when they contacted the NY Department of Labor; and 
the first time workers organized with the community for a rally at the store was 
December 2011. The workers called for a community boycott on August 18, 2012 and 
for seven months the community has responded and refused to shop at a store 
where employees do not have the respect, dignity and basic benefits that 
everyone deserves on the job.
Workers 
and the union believe that at this particular juncture in negotiations a 
temporary suspension of the boycott will bring us closer than 
ever to the goals the workers set out for themselves. 
The 
community will respond by temporarily cancelling picket lines 
with the hope and understanding that the suspension of the boycott will bring 
the workers closer to their victory.
It 
is our hope that the next action at Golden Farm will be a grand reopening of the 
store, with a giant red ribbon, even bigger scissors and more confetti than the 
corner of Church Ave and East 4th has ever seen!
STAY 
TUNED!
[Posted by request of Kensington Community Supporting Justice For Golden Farm Workers]