Union upset Alabama Amazon plant's second vote to organize will be conducted by mail
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"We are deeply concerned that the decision fails to adequately prevent Amazon from continuing its objectionable behavior in a new election," the RWDSU said.
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The National Labor Relations Board has scheduled a mail-in election to start Feb. 4 for workers in Alabama after throwing out the results of a vote last year.
"We are deeply concerned that the decision fails to adequately prevent Amazon from continuing its objectionable behavior in a new election," the RWDSU said.
Amazon workers at a warehouse in Bessemer, Ala., will once again vote on whether to form a union after the e-commerce giant’s initial victory was thrown out.
The National Labor Relations Board has set a "notice of second election" and date for a redo of the employee vote on whether to unionize an Amazon fulfillment warehouse in Bessemer, Ala.
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