Much of the workers' anxiety Saturday spilled over onto the union itself, which has not yet discussed severance packages for employees who do not accept transfers. The meeting was closed to the media, but angry shouts could be heard outside, and workers who left early complained that they had learned nothing new. Edgar Fields with the union said he understood the workers' frustration. The union will discuss severance packages, pay, transportation and other issues with Cagle's before the transfer, he said. People are pissed.
People feel betrayed, and they want to vent it.
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