National Labor Relations Board

This Company Spent More Than $1 Million On Union-Busting Consultants

A judge found that ready-mix concrete distributor Cemex committed “extraordinary violations” of the law in trying to defeat a Teamsters campaign.
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Amazon Warehouse Will Have Do-Over Union Election After Company Broke Law

Federal labor officials determined that Amazon interfered in the first election and tainted the results.
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Amazon Settlement With NLRB Gives Workers Power To Organize

The National Labor Relations Board will now be able to more easily sue Amazon if it is found that the online company reneged on its agreement.
By Anne D'Innocenzio, AP

Amazon Workers In Alabama Likely To Get A Do-Over Vote On Union

An official with the labor board said Amazon tainted the election process by installing a mailbox onsite for ballots.
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Democrats Are Close To Implementing Big Fines For Illegal Union Busting

The deal reached on Biden’s Build Back Better framework includes monetary penalties of up to $100,000 for employers who violate labor law.
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Starbucks Raising U.S. Workers’ Pay As Union Effort Looms

The Seattle-based coffee giant said all of its U.S. workers will earn at least $15 — and up to $23 — per hour by next summer
By Dee-Ann Durbin, AP

Home Depot Discriminated Against Worker For Black Lives Matter Support: Complaint

The complaint says Home Depot management threatened workers with "unspecified consequences" for wearing BLM slogans on their uniforms.
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Labor Official Finds Amazon Broke Law, Recommends New Union Election

A hearing examiner for the National Labor Relations Board said Amazon tainted the election process enough to warrant a do-over.
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Scabby The Rat, Union Protest Icon, Survives Legal Challenge From Trump Appointee

You come at Scabby, you best not miss.
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Biden Has A Chance To Undo Trump's Harm To Labor Unions

A looming Democratic majority is expected to reverse Trump-era precedents that hurt organized labor.
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