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AHOLD DOCUMENTS Document #1 Giant/Martin's Management 10/15/2012 Leaflet to Giant/Martin's Employees in Pennsylvania Document #2 Giant/Martin's Management NO DATE New Associate Union Philosophy Document #3 Giant/Martin's Management NO DATE Produce Manager Training Program Document #4 American Sales Company Management NO DATE American Sales Company Handbook - Mission Statement Document #5 American Sales Company Management NO DATE American Sales Company Handbook - Direct Dealing Document #6 Lynn Blasio (Site Director at American 7/13/2012 Letter to American Sales Company Employees in Sales Company) Lancaster, New York Document #7 American Sales Company Management NO DATE “Direct Dealing” Policy at American Sales Company Document #8 Giant/Martin’s Management 6/27/2012 Letter to Giant/Martin’s Employees in Pennsylvania Document #9 Giant/Martin's Management 3/30/2012 Leaflet to Giant/Martin's Employees in Richmond, Virginia Document #10 Rick Herring (President of Giant/Martin's) 3/12/2012 Letter to Giant/Martin's Employees in Richmond, Virginia Document #11 Ahold 3/6/2012 2011 Corporate Responsibility Report Document #12 Giant/Martin's Management 3/2/2012 Poster in Glen Allen, Virginia Store Document #13 Rick Herring (President of Giant/Martin's) 10/20/2011 Letter to Giant/Martin's Employees in Pennsylvania and Virginia Document #14 Giant/Martin's Management 10/6/2011 Leaflet to Giant/Martin's Employees in Winchester, Virginia Document #15 Rick Herring (President of Giant/Martin's) 8/29/2011 Letter to Giant/Martin's Employees in Pennsylvania Document #16 UFCW 6/17/2011 NLRB Surveillance Charge Document #17 UFCW 6/3/2011 NLRB Parking Lot Charge Document #18 Jackson Lewis (Law Firm) 4/1/2011 Bio of Thomas M. Lucas (Attorney Hired by Ahold) Document #19 Rick Herring (President of Giant/Martin's) 2/17/2011 Letter to Giant/Martin's Employees in Richmond, Virginia Document #20 Christopher Brand (Spokesperson for 2/2/2011 Public Statement in Richmond Times-Dispatch on Union Giant/Martin's) Organizing Activities in Virginia Document #21 Rick Herring (President of Giant/Martin's) 12/1/2010 Letter to Giant/Martin's Employees in Richmond, Virginia Document #22 Giant/Martin's Management 11/2/2010 Leaflet to Giant/Martin's Employees in Richmond, Virginia Document #23 Rick Herring (President of Giant/Martin's) 10/12/2010 Letter to Giant/Martin's Employees in Richmond, Virginia Document #24 Dennis L. Williams 5/17/2002 NLRB Charge Document #25 UAW 11/7/2001 NLRB Charge Document #26 Giant/Martin's NO DATE Excerpt from Giant/Martin's Employee Handbook Document #27 John Rishton (Former CEO of Ahold) 10/6/2010 Letter of Intent to the UN Global Compact contents SECTION 2. UFCW-AHOLD CORRESPONDENCE Document #28 UFCW NO DATE Principles for Discussion Between UFCW and Ahold Delivered to Executive Board 6/6/2011 and Supervisory Board 4/24/2012 Document #29 Michael Bride (Deputy Organizing Direc- 7/20/2012 Letter to Dick Boer (CEO of Ahold) tor for Global Strategies at UFCW) Document #30 Michael Bride (Deputy Organizing Direc- 7/19/2012 Letter to Rick Herring (President of Giant/Martin’s) tor for Global Strategies at UFCW) Document #31 Dick Boer (CEO of Ahold) 7/16/2012 Letter to Michael Bride (Deputy Organizing Director for Global Strategies at UFCW) Document #32 Rick Herring (President of Giant/Mar- 7/9/2012 Letter to Michael Bride (Deputy Organizing Director for tin’s) Global Strategies at UFCW) Document #33 Michael Bride (Deputy Organizing Director 4/25/2012 Letter to Dick Boer (CEO of Ahold) for Global Strategies at UFCW) Document #34 Aaron Brenner (Assistant Director of 4/24/2012 Letter to Rene Dahan (Chairman of the Supervisory Capital Stewardship at UFCW) Board at Ahold) Document #35 UFCW Locals in Northeastern United 10/11/2011 Letter to Lodewijk Hijmans van den Bergh (Chief States Corporate Governance Counsel at Ahold) Document #36 Gail Goolkasian (Vice President of 7/8/2011 Letter Declining to Meet with the UFCW Employment, Labor and Benefits Law at Ahold USA) Document #37 Jim Saccary (Vice President of Human 7/8/2011 Letter Declining to Meet with the UFCW Resources at Giant/Martin's) Document #38 Patrick J. O'Neill (Executive Vice President 6/8/2011 Letter to Lodewijk Hijmans van den Bergh (Chief and Director of Organizing at UFCW) Corporate Governance Counsel at Ahold) requesting a meeting Document #39 Emily Stewart (Special Assistant to the 6/6/2011 Letter to Jim Saccary (VP Human Resources at Giant/ Director of Organizing at UFCW) Martin's) requesting a meeting Document #40 Jochem van de Laarschot (Vice President 5/19/2011 Email Declining to Meet with the UFCW of Corporate Communications at Ahold) SECTION 3. WORKER STATEMENTS Document #41 Aaron Johnson (Giant/Martin's Worker) 5/10/2012 Worker Statement Document #42 Amanyea King (Former Giant/Martin's 5/10/2012 Worker Statement Worker) Document #43 Jeff Goldhaber (Stop & Shop Worker 8/28/2012 Worker Statement and UFCW Representative) Document #44 Aaron Johnson (Giant/Martin's Worker) 5/10/2012 Worker Statement Document #45 Franklin Hunter (Giant/Martin's Worker) 5/10/2012 Worker Statement Document #46 George Miles (Giant/Martin's Worker) 5/10/2012 Worker Statement Document #47 Kevin Richardson (Giant/Martin's 5/10/2012 Worker Statement Worker) Document #48 Shaquanna Battle (Giant/Martin's 5/10/2012 Worker Statement Worker) Document #49 Judy Nesselrodt (Giant/Martin's Worker) 5/8/2012 Worker Statement Document #50 Donald Gathers (Giant/Martin’s Worker) 5/4/2012 Worker Statement Document #51 Loriann Graven (Giant/Martin's Worker) 5/4/2012 Worker Statement Document #52 Kayla Mock (Giant-Landover Worker and 3/15/2012 Worker Statement UFCW Representative) Document #53 Carrie Hepner (Giant-Landover Worker 3/11/2012 Worker Statement and UFCW Representative) Document #54 Tracey Barrentine (Giant/Martin's 3/2/2012 Worker Statement Worker) SECTION 1 AHOLD DOCUMENTS Document #1 | Giant/Martin’s Management | 10/15/2012 | Leaflet to Giant/Martin’s Employees in Pennsylvania Document #1 | Giant/Martin’s Management | 10/15/2012 | Leaflet to Giant/Martin’s Employees in Pennsylvania Document #2 | Giant/Martin’s Management | NO DATE | New Associate Union Philosophy Document #2 | Giant/Martin’s Management | NO DATE | New Associate Union Philosophy Document #3 | Giant/Martin’s Management | NO DATE | Produce Manager Training Program Document #4 | American Sales Company Management | NO DATE | American Sales Company Handbook - Mission Statement Document #4 | American Sales Company Management | NO DATE | American Sales Company Handbook - Mission Statement Document #4 | American Sales Company Management | NO DATE | American Sales Company Handbook - Mission Statement Document #5 | American Sales Company Management | NO DATE | American Sales Company Handbook - Direct Dealing Document #5 | American Sales Company Management | NO DATE | American Sales Company Handbook - Direct Dealing Document #6 | Lynn Blasio (Site Director at American Sales Company) | 7/13/2012 | Letter to American Sales Company Employees in Lancaster, New York Document #7 | American Sales Company Management | NO DATE | “Direct Dealing” Policy at American Sales Company Document #8 | Giant/Martin’s Management | 6/27/2012 | Letter to Giant/Martin’s Employees in Pennsylvania Document #8 | Giant/Martin’s Management | 6/27/2012 | Letter to Giant/Martin’s Employees in Pennsylvania Document #9 | Giant/Martin’s Management | 3/30/2012 | Leaflet to Giant/Martin’s Employees in Richmond, Virginia Document #10 | Rick Herring (President of Giant/Martin’s) | 3/12/2012 | Letter to Giant/Martin’s Employees in Richmond, Virginia Document #11 | Ahold | 3/6/2012 | 2011 Corporate Responsibility Report ­ R U For more information: www.newonline.org R R R­ [ ­OP[ [ R ORP [ R Document #12 | Giant/Martin’s Management | 3/2/2012 | Poster in Glen Allen, Virginia Store Document #13 | Rick Herring (President of Giant/Martin’s) | 10/20/2011 Letter to Giant/Martin’s Employees in Pennsylvania and Virginia Document #13 | Rick Herring (President of Giant/Martin’s) | 10/20/2011 Letter to Giant/Martin’s Employees in Pennsylvania and Virginia Document #14 | Giant/Martin’s Management | 10/6/2011 Leaflet to Giant/Martin’s Employees in Winchester, Virginia Document #15 | Rick Herring (President of Giant/Martin’s) | 8/29/2011 Letter to Giant/Martin’s Employees in Pennsylvania Document #16 | UFCW | 6/17/2011 | NLRB Surveillance Charge Document #17 | UFCW | 6/3/2011 | NLRB Parking Lot Charge Document #18 | Jackson Lewis [Law Firm] | 4/1/2011 | Bio of Thomas M. Lucas (Attorney Hired by Ahold) 3/2/12 Jackson Lewis LLP | People THOMAS M. LUCAS Partner 500 E. Main Street, Suite 800 Norfolk, VA 23510 P: (757) 648-1445 F: (757) 648-1418 Norfolk office Thomas M. Lucas is Resident Manager and Partner in the Norfolk, Virginia office of Jackson Lewis LLP. Mr. Lucas represents management exclusively in the full range of employment and labor law matters, including employment discrimination litigation and traditional labor law. He has represented corporate clients throughout the Mid-Atlantic Region and nationally for more than 25 years, including clients in the maritime, ship repair, manufacturing, healthcare and service industries. Prior to entering private practice, Mr. Lucas practiced with the National Labor Relations Board as a Trial Specialist and
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