Wells Fargo workers at New Mexico branch vote to unionize, a first in modern era for a major bank
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Employees at a Wells Fargo bank in New Mexico have voted to unionize, the first time that workers at a major U.S. bank have attempted to organize in the modern era. The vote comes after a series of extraordinary gains for unions in the U.S.
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Employees at a Wells Fargo bank in New Mexico have voted to unionize, the first time that workers at a major U.S. bank have attempted to organize in the modern era. The vote comes after a series of extraordinary gains for unions in the U.S.
The landmark vote makes the San Francisco-based lender the first big US bank with a union, marking a rare win for such efforts in an industry that has largely been immune to them.
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