Amazon once again broke labor laws during New York unionization drive, judge rules
a Staten Island warehouse's vote to unionize and now it has taken another loss. A National Labor Relations Board judge has ruled that the the company broke federal labor laws in an effort to push back a unionization drive at that facility and another that voted against the union,Federal administrative judge Benjamin Green ruled that Amazon supervisors unlawfully threatened wage increases and benefits if workers formed a union.
Several other complaints by the union were dismissed, however. Those include accusations that Amazon said take-home pay would fall in the case of unionization, and that it promised improvements in an educational subsidy program if workers voted against the union. The union also protested Amazon saying workers would be fired if they formed a union but failed to pay union dues. The latter was not illegal, the judge ruled, and the other complaints were overstated.
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