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Amazonians United: A new trap for workers Last month, the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union (RWDSU) lost its unionization vote at the Amazon warehouse in Bessemer, Alabama by a more than two-to-one margin. The RWDSU, which relied on the backing of the Biden administration, Democratic members of Congress and even right-wing Republican Senator Marco Rubio, was incapable of generating any significant support from workers. As the World Socialist Web Site has explained in a numberofarticles analyzing the RWDSU union drive, from the outset the effort was a top-down operation, an initia...

Dive Brief: Urban Outfitters on Monday said that former Nordstrom women's apparel merchant Tricia Smith has been hired as global chief executive officer of its Anthropologie brand. She replaces Hillary Super, who had led the brand for three years and left Friday. Smith spent 26 years at Nordstrom, most recently as general merchandise manager of women's, young contemporary, designer and specialized apparel, according to a company press release. In 2019, she left to become chief merchant at Tilly's. The conglomerate also released preliminary first quarter results, reporting year-over-year high ...

Apr 12, 2021 Tricia Smith is the new CEO of the Anthropologie Group - SES file photo SPONSOR Former Tilly’s Chief Merchandising Officer Tricia Smith is the new Global CEO of Anthropologie, parent company Urban Outfitters Inc. announced this morning. The previous Anthropologie leader, Hillary Super, left the company Friday. Tricia joined Tilly’s in Sept. 2019 and was highly regarded by the leadership team there. She shifted Tilly’s to a digital-first approach when it came to merchandising. That created more focus on e-commerce, and Tilly’s online assortments expanded. Under her leaders...