The National Labor Relations Board dismissed Amazon's objection to the 2022 election, affirming the Amazon Labor Union's victory at the JFK8 fulfillment facility, marking the company's first unionized location.
Amazon's arguments were deemed insufficient by the NLRB, solidifying the union's standing as the bargaining representative for approximately 8,000 workers despite the company's planned appeal.
Eileen Hards, Amazon's spokesperson, expressed skepticism over the NLRB ruling, stating that interference from both the ALU and NLRB occurred during the election process.
The board emphasized that even the alleged misconduct claimed by Amazon did not suggest partisan bias, justifying their decision to uphold the union election result.
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