The Prospect has a good piece on something I did know about--an anti-union law firm coming to Rhode Island to encourage employers to ignore the state's laws preventing captive meetings.
The 5th Circuit has effectively ruled the National Labor Relations Board unconstitutional. This will be kicked up to the Supreme Court, which will overturn 91 years of labor precedent like.
Whole Foods has always been one of the most anti-union companies in the country, ever since its founding. It is now in the Bezos orbit. That hasn't helped. It is.
As I've said many times, any capitalist who refuses to allow unions into their plants doesn't care about saving the planet. It's just more rapacious profit. Simply put, if you.
Not only is Chipotle almost comically overrated, but it is as bad on its workers unionizing as any other company and is happy to commit labor law violations to bust.
Although with extremely low turnout, the charlatan Chris Smalls was ousted as head of the Amazon Labor Union the other day, with a reform caucus based on ideas of democracy.
Sure, Boeing is an absolute disaster that is killing people (though not on American owned flights so we didn't pay attention to it), but at least its executives have prioritized.
Mercedes has engaged in large-scale union busting around the United Auto Workers campaign to unionize its Alabama plant. As the vote wraps up today, international labor solidarity means Mercedes may.
