Apple execs violated labor law after remarks that interfered with organizing: report

Apple violated work rules, according to US labour watchdog

US watchdog is recommending the iPhone maker settle with the former employees

Labor officials found that Apple execs infringed on workers' rights

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) found merit to complaints that high-level executives at Apple violated national labor law. This finding comes after the NLRB also found that Apple illegally interfered with labor organizing at retail stores in New York City and Atlanta. These charges were filed by Ashley Gjøvik, a former senior engineer program […]

Apple Execs Set Rules Violating Worker Rights: Labor Officials

Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) executives made comments and imposed policies on staff that were illegal, according to prosecutors from U.S. National Labor Relations Board.

Apple Executives Violated Worker Rights, US Labor Officials Say

US labor officials say comments by Apple Inc. executives and policies imposed on employees have been deemed illegal. The US National Labor Relations Board, or NLRB, says its general counsel’s office has determined that “various work rules” imposed by the tech giant “tend to interfere with, restrain or coerce employees” from exercising their rights to collective action." Josh Eidelson reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)

Apple execs violated labor law after remarks that interfered with organizing: report

U.S. labor lawyers reportedly found that Apple Inc. executives ran afoul of labor law, after they made remarks and set rules that chilled efforts to organize.

Apple’s leaked email about stopping leaks violated labor laws, officials rule

US National Labor Relations Board prosecutors have determined that Apple has been violating labor rights based on comments made by company executives, as well as policies imposed on employees. According to the NLRB, Apple’s “various work rules” tend to interfere with or coerce its employees from exercising their labor rights. NLRB says Apple executives violated […]