Federal labor officials Feb. 5 rejected Amazon’s request that a union election at one of its Alabama warehouses be delayed, paving the way for thousands to cast votes as soon as next week—and perhaps for similar efforts at other Amazon sites, according to news reports.
None of the multinational company’s U.S. employees belong to a union.
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