Here are four things to know:
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Around 4,500 Walgreens, Rite Aid and CVS workers walked out of stores across multiple states from Oct. 30 to Nov. 1, prompting temporary pharmacy closures.
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Since the walkouts, CVS pharmacists and pharmacy technicians in Las Vegas have sought union representation.
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Following the actions of workers in Las Vegas, CVS pharmacy employees across various locations have continued to push for union elections, including two locations in Rhode Island.
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In California, CVS workers in Redlands have filed for a union election, according to a Sept. 23 Los Angeles Times report.
