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- Walgreens employees are planning walkouts to protest working conditions, according to news reports.
- An organizer told CNN that pharmacists are stressed out over unrealistic performance requirements.
- The walkouts could take place next week.
Hundreds of pharmacists and other employees at one of the country's largest drug store chains could walk out of the job on Monday to protest what they say are increasingly miserable working conditions, according to multiple news reports.
"We don't believe that Walgreens is allowing us to give our patients safe care on a daily basis," an organizer of the labor action told CNN.