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The Steward: A Union-Busting Watchdog Blog
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REPORT: Amazon could stymie unions for years by going to the courts
Even if Amazon workers win more historic union votes, bargaining and ... From Amazon to Apple, tech giants turn to old-school union-busting.
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Hired for Union-Busting: Lewis, Santana, Long, Johnson, Wilson, Hunt, and List
This report was published on May 2, 2022
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REPORT: Racism Rampant At Tesla Factory, Black Worker Says
A Black Tesla worker sued the electric vehicle maker in California state court, claiming that racial slurs were scrawled on the walls of the restrooms of the plant she worked in.
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REPORT: Fired Starbucks Workers Bring their Fight Directly to the CEO
Despite being illegally terminated, Starbucks workers from Memphis, Tennessee and other cities across the country are fighting to unionize and win back their jobs.
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REPORT: Delta Shakes Up Flight Attendant Union Drive With Pay Bump
The Association of Flight Attendants is taking credit after Delta Air Lines’ groundbreaking move to pay flight attendants for time they spend boarding passengers amid the union’s latest attempt to organize the massive bargaining unit. Here, Law360 explores the move’s impact on the union drive and potential knock-on effects for the industry.
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REPORT: Big tech doubles down on union busting as labor movement intensifies
The news: Amazon workers in Staten Island voted to unionize Monday, and Apple is reportedly hiring labor-busting legal counsel to stave off unionization efforts as tech workers continue to organize.
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ANALYSIS: The time is right for Twitter employees to unionize
Labor organizers have a message for the Twitter employees upset and concerned about Elon Musk's takeover of the company: Join us.
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REPORT: Biden's Firing Of NLRB GC Was Lawful, 5th Circ. Says
President Joe Biden had the authority to fire former National Labor Relations Board general counsel Peter Robb, the Fifth Circuit ruled Friday, upholding a board ruling against a facilities management company that challenged the move.
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REPORT: Verizon Fires Organizer After WA Stores Unionize
Days after workers at two Verizon stores in Washington state voted to unionize, the telecom giant fired a worker pushing to organize nearby stores.