Amazon Workers Vote Against Unionizing Second Warehouse; Company To Get Hearing That Could Overturn First Union Vote

Amazon.com, Inc AMZN workers have voted against unionizing a second warehouse in New York City in the borough of Staten Island, known as LDJ5, with 618 to 380 against joining the Labor Union, Reuters reported. The turnout was 61%,
It could slow the momentum for labor union advocates that demanded better pay and job security since the pandemic.
Earlier, around 55% of employees who voted from Amazon's JFK8 warehouse in the borough of Staten Island looked to join the Amazon Labor Union, which demanded higher pay and job security.
For that result, Amazon accused the NLRB Brooklyn of supporting the union drive and provoking workers to vote in their favor.
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Citing the Brooklyn NLRB office's conduct, Amazon secured the case's transfer to NLRB Phoenix.
Amazon's objections to a landmark New York City warehouse union election justify a hearing that could overturn the result, Reuters reports based on a National Labor Relations Board Phoenix.
NLRB Phoenix saw the evidence behind Amazon's claims as grounds for overturning the election.
The ALU saw minimal chances of a hearing with no official vetting of Amazon's alleged evidence.
Amazon disclosed that fewer than a third of the employees at the site voted for the union.
The NLRB saw its enforcement actions against Amazon consistent with its congressional mandate.
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