National Labor Relations Board

Starbucks Union Says Howard Schultz Broke The Law During New York Times Interview

Starbucks Workers United filed unfair labor practice charges over the CEO’s comment that he could never embrace a union.
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Labor Officials Are Cracking Down Hard On Starbucks For Its Anti-Union Campaign

A regional director with the labor board says Starbucks broke so many laws that it irreparably tainted the union election process in western New York.
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Starbucks Broke Law By Firing And Threatening Pro-Union Workers, Labor Board Alleges

An official with the National Labor Relations Board filed a wide-ranging complaint accusing the coffee chain of violating workers’ rights.
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House Lawmakers Demand More Funding For Union Elections As Organizing Spreads

With more workers at Amazon, Starbucks and elsewhere seeking union elections, Democrats are calling for a $94 million budget increase at the NLRB.
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Federal Officials Sue Starbucks To Reinstate Fired Union Activists

The NLRB went to federal court seeking an injunction, accusing Starbucks of illegal retaliation against workers.
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Biden Labor Appointee Pursues Ban On Anti-Union Meetings At Work

Jennifer Abruzzo, general counsel for the National Labor Relations Board, said “captive audience” meetings are inherently coercive and should be outlawed.
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The Labor Board Is Withering Away, And That's Bad News For The Labor Movement

Years of flat funding -- even under a Democratic Congress -- has left the National Labor Relations Board bleeding staff, imperiling its mission to protect workers.
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Federal Officials Say Starbucks Illegally Retaliated Against Pro-Union Workers

One worker was suspended and another lost her job.
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A Newspaper Union Clash Could Have Bigger Implications For Worker Rights In Biden Era

The San Francisco Chronicle threatened a copy editor for emailing managers about union matters. Her union says the paper broke the law.
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Ballots Go Out In Amazon Warehouse Union Election

Workers at a fulfillment center in Bessemer, Alabama, will vote for a second time whether to form Amazon’s first U.S. union.
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