"While we may have to post them in the future, we remain committed, along with Albertsons and Vons, to reaching a contract that is good for our employees and keeps these union jobs sustainable for the future," company spokeswoman Kendra Doyel said. The latest modified proposal from grocery chains includes no changes in prescription drug co-pays, no changes in the PPO plan's total annual deductible amounts and no changes in the PPO plan's total annual out-of-pocket maximums. Greg Conger, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 324 in Buena Park, said Friday that the proposed healthcare plan from the grocery chains is still "asking us to pay more for less." It's why he's not recommending the proposal to union members, he said. Most grocery workers are permanent part-time employees whose average annual income hovers around $17,000.