Amazon Illegally Threatened Staff, U.S. Labor Board Alleges
- NLRB seeks remedies, including manadatory manager training
- Complaint involves New York facility workers seek to unionize
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Amazon.com Inc. violated federal labor law by threatening, interrogating and surveiling employees at a New York warehouse where workers are trying to unionize, U.S. labor board prosecutors alleged in a complaint issued Thursday.
The National Labor Relations Board complaint seeks remedies including an order requiring mandatory training of Amazon managers and consultants, as well as requiring management to read a notice to employees about their rights with an NLRB agent present.