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Apple Store Workers in New Jersey Seek Unionization, Joining National Trend - Vimarsana News

Apple Store Workers in New Jersey Seek Unionization, Joining National Trend

The move comes as Apple employees at the Short Hills store, consisting of 104 individuals, seek to address their workplace concerns and advocate for their rights collectively.

Apple Claiming Top-Tier Employees' Support, Confronts Another Unionization Petition Seeking Respect and Better Working Conditions - Vimarsana News

Apple Claiming Top-Tier Employees' Support, Confronts Another Unionization Petition Seeking Respect and Better Working Conditions

According to Bloomberg, the Communications Workers of America represents the 104 employees of Apple Short Hills in their unionization petition. Read more.

New Jersey Apple Store of 104 employees files to Unionize after a year-long pause on efforts - Vimarsana News

New Jersey Apple Store of 104 employees files to Unionize after a year-long pause on efforts

A New Jersey Apple Store has petitioned to unionize, asking Apple not to interfere in the process.

Source: imore.com
Grad student workers at Alfred University school want to unionize - Vimarsana News

Grad student workers at Alfred University school want to unionize

Graduate student workers at the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University are seeking to unionize, filing a petition to hold a union vote for 58 employees.

Arizona opinion: Broadband buildout requires local workforce - Vimarsana News

Arizona opinion: Broadband buildout requires local workforce

Together, we can ensure a strong statewide broadband buildout, support local economies and give back to the families that keep Arizona up and running.

Source: tucson.com