Kellogg’s plans to replace hundreds of striking workers. Can it actually do that?

<p><span style="font-weight: 400">Kellogg’s cereal plant employees have been on strike for more than two months. Earlier this week, they voted to reject a contract offer from the company. Now, Kellogg’s says it is done negotiating and will begin permanently replacing the striking workers. That opens up a few questions. Child care is still struggling with the labor shortage, and there are ripple effects. Spotify finds itself in a battle with comedians over royalties after removing their work from its platform.</span></p> <p class="p1">Your first donation to Marketplace goes TWICE as far with a dollar-for-dollar match from the Investors Challenge Fund! <a href="https://support.marketplace.org/mkp-mmr-sn"><span class="s1">Give Now.</span></a></p>