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FRANK CILIUS/Ritzau Scanpix/AFP via Getty Images A woman passes by a Google themed barrier in front of a Google data center in Fredericia, Denmark (November 2020) Union Alleges Google Data Center Vendor Silenced Workers About Pay Alphabet Workers Union accused Adecco of violating US labor law by trying to silence employees at Google's South Carolina data center. Bloomberg | Feb 05, 2021 Josh Eidelson (Bloomberg) -- Google contract workers were banned from discussing their pay, and one was suspended for her labor activism, according to a complaint from the Alphab...

'Good Enough for Americans, But Not For Amazon': Firm Rapped Online for Rejecting Mail-In UNION Vote © AP Photo / Jim Mone Sputnik International https://sputniknews.com/us/202101251081871495-good-enough-for-americans-but-not-for-amazon-firm-rapped-online-for-rejecting-mail-in-union-vote/ Documents filed with the US National Labor Relations Board on 21 January showed the world's largest online retailer Amazon had requested the labor board intervene to halt an upcoming mail-in vote on unionisation, insisting it be held in person. Online retailing beh...

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December 14, 2020 7:01 AM By Zachary Sherwood and Brandon Lee Members of the Electoral College meet today to officially elect Joe Biden, a moment some Republican lawmakers have targeted as the end of President Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn the results as far as they’re concerned. The constitutionally mandated procedure across the 50 states and the District of Columbia usually passes with little notice. But this year, it may help conclude a chaotic election season punctuated by Trump’s refusal to concede and his frequent insistence, without evidence, that the v...

Year after working at walmart for six years? on top of all of this, the walton family, which owns walmart, was worth $89 billion in 2010. it's the same worth as the bottom 41% of american families. it's no surprise walmart workers are planning a black friday strike. the company defiantly has the money to provide its employees with a livable wage and health care. they can lead the way in america and help workers, but no, they hate union and don't want to pay workers. joining me is the nation magazine writer josh eidelson. great to have you with us. you have been on this story since this summer....