UAW seeks new election at Mercedes-Benz in Alabama after losing vote
The Guardian - 2024-05-25T17:18:08.000Z

United Auto Workers filed petition Friday, accusing company of ‘relentless’ campaign including firings and captive-audience meetingsThe United Auto Workers (UAW) union is seeking a new election at a Mercedes-Benz vehicle plant in Alabama after losing a vote there last week, according to a petition filed on Friday with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).The union accused Mercedes of engaging “in a relentless anti-union campaign” including the firing of employees who were pro-union and...

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