Some Apple Stores have successfully unionized, but it’s not an effort that the parent company appears to support. A new report highlights how Apple might be pushing back.
Unionization efforts have been going strong at various Apple retail stores across the United States for some time now. But as far as Apple is concerned, retail workers are better off not unionizing.
The New York Times has a new report that sheds light on company pushback to unionization efforts, including from Apple, Starbucks, REI, and Trader Joe’s. In each of these cases, the companies are said to be pushing back against retail employees to various degrees, specifically the ones that support union efforts.
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