Published 27 days ago

UAW loses unionization vote at Alabama Mercedes factory

Mercedes-Benz workers in Alabama have voted against union representation by the United Auto Workers, as reported by the National Labor Relations Board.
56% of the workers voted against the union, based on unofficial totals released by the UAW, and monitored by the NLRB.
Out of the valid votes, 56% rejected unionization while 44% supported it, with over 5,000 eligible voters at Mercedes-Benz.

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The Guardian

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