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Noam Scheiber
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Trader Joe’s Workers at a Massachusetts Store Are the First to Unionize
The chain faces similar moves at other locations.
Chipotle Closes Maine Store Looking to Unionize, Workers Say
The shutdown was announced hours before a hearing on a possible vote to unionize the location, which employees said was understaffed.
Gerald W. McEntee, Union Leader With Political Clout, Dies at 87
He made the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees an electoral force in a time of Republican hostility to organized labor.
Labor Agency Seeks Broad Order Against Starbucks in Federal Court
The National Labor Relations Board is aiming to stop what it says is extensive illegal activity by the coffee chain amid a national union campaign.
Why a Rhodes Scholar’s Ambition Led Her to a Job at Starbucks
Jaz Brisack became a barista for the same reasons that talented young people have long chosen their career paths: a mix of idealism and ambition.
Starbucks Executive, Prominent in Push Against Union Drive, Will Leave
Rossann Williams, president of retail for North America, will depart after 17 years at the company, which said she declined a new position with Starbucks.
Trader Joe’s Workers File to Hold Company’s First Union Election
The workers, at a store in western Massachusetts, cited health and safety concerns and cuts to benefits at the grocery chain.
Ford Plans 6,000 New Union Jobs in Three Midwestern States
The automaker said the move would further its electric-vehicle goals. It may also defuse tensions with the U.A.W. ahead of contract talks next year.
Bus Maker Settles Fraud Case Tied to Government Contract
The company, New Flyer, a supplier to Los Angeles County, was accused of not fulfilling a commitment to create jobs that paid agreed-upon wages and…
Labor Board Seeks Unionization at Starbucks Where Union Lost Election
A complaint by the agency accuses the coffee chain of illegally intimidating and retaliating against workers in an election that the union lost.
