The union local representing dozens of workers at a Brooklyn fuel terminal owned by billionaire John Catsimatidis has filed charges with the National Labor Relations Board alleging that Metro Energy Corp. officials have engaged in illegal anti-union activities.
The complaint, filed May 27, claims the company “illegally fired, threatened, and retaliated” against the roughly 25 terminal workers, fleet mechanics and service technicians who began a strike April 19, the union said.
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