Feds begin counting votes for forming 2nd union by Amazon workers in NYC
The National Labor Relations Board on Monday began counting votes of Amazon warehouse workers seeking to form a second union in New York City.
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The National Labor Relations Board on Monday began counting votes of Amazon warehouse workers seeking to form a second union in New York City.
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