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Union Moves for Results of Amazon Vote in Alabama to Be Invalidated Photo: Jay Reeves (AP) A litany of allegations about Amazon’s anti-union offensive today comes from the Retail, Wholesale, and Department Store Union (RWDSU). After Amazon workers in Bessemer chose not to unionize by a 1,798 to 738 vote, the RWDSU has accused the company of offering workers an impossible choice: reject the union or lose their job. If the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) finds that the objections have merit, it could overturn the election. Advertisement The employees’ decision marked a reversal of the...

“The law failed the workers,’’ said Benjamin Sachs, a labor law professor at Harvard Law School. “The law gives employers far too much latitude to interfere in workers’ ability to make a choice to join a union. That choice should be for the workers to make, not the employers to make.” Amazon supporters note that the company paid an average $15.30 an hour -- more than double minimum wage in Alabama -- and offered health care and other benefits. “Union representation is a choice for workers,’’ said David French, spokesman for the National Retail Federation. “But many clearly...

TVS Motor ropes in Public Motors as distribution partner in UAE TVS Motor Company . Updated: 15 Feb 2021, 06:19 PM IST PTI As part of this association, a 2,000 sq ft marquee showroom was inaugurated along the Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai, the TVS said in a statement TVS Motor Company will launch the new 2021 Apache RR 310 in the super-premium segment Share Via Read Full Story TVS Motor Company on Monday said it has inked a new distribution partnership with Public Motors, a part of Ghaf Investments LLC, in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).  As part of this association, a 2,000 sq ft marquee s...

Amazon’s claim of not being informed of the Future-RIL deal is incorrect, documents submitted to the emergency arbitrator of SIAC by the Kishore Biyani-led firm said

The Tata group is in talks to raise funds to pay dues its loss-making telecom company owes. The Supreme Court served notices to Facebook its messaging app, WhatsApp, and the Indian goverment over the privacy rules of the two social media platforms. Here is more on those stories and other headlines. Tata Sons dials banks to pay Rs 1,250 cr Tata Tele AGR dues and loans Tata Sons, the parent company of Tata Teleservices, is in talks with banks to raise funds to pay latter’s dues to the banks and to the Indian government. The loss-making telecom company has to pay Rs 1,250 crore of dues to ba...