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Trader Joe’s in western Mass becomes first company store to unionize
COLLIN ROBISHEAUX
July 28 at 5:04 PM ET
Workers at a Trader Joe’s in western Massachusetts have become the first in the chain’s workforce to unionize, voting 45-31 on Thursday in favor of a union.
Trader Joe’s United, the name of the union at the Hadley location, will be an independent bargaining unit not affiliated with a larger labor union. Employees have been pushing to unionize since May.
Representatives from the National Labor Relations Board conducted the vote over two days. A simple majority was needed for the vote to pass. Objections can be filed over the next seven days before the results are officially certified.
This is the latest in a slew of union organizing efforts in Massachusetts, including multiple Starbucks locations.
Maeg Yosef, an organizer for Trader Joe’s United, said the union’s next step is to sit down with the company and work out a contract.
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Trader Joe’s in western Mass becomes first company store to unionize - The Boston Globe
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Employees turned in a 45-31 vote on Thursday to join Trader Joe’s United, an independent bargaining unit not affiliated with a larger labor union.What a very sad day
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Starbucks recruits CIA goon for union busting
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An Aug. 2 post on twitter from @UnionBustingBot, revealing Starbucks had recently hired former Pinkerton employee and CIA agent Amanda Stanfill as the Manager for Global Intelligence for Retail Operat...Wu is a fraud who loves fascist homeless sweeps and cops.
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Boston Starbucks Workers United brings strike line to NLRB
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Boston, Aug. 7 Disgusted by the National Labor Relations Board and its entire federal enforcement apparatus seeming to stand by, while billionaire Howard Schultz publicly and flagrantly wages illegal ...weknowwhatsup.blogspot.com/2022/08/britain-amazon-rocked-by-wildcat-strikes.html ... See MoreSee Less
>We are calling on Mayor Kenney and city leaders to provide a solution to keep UC Townhomes in their homes and commit to preserving deeply affordable housing for very low-income seniors and families. We call on the city to immediately block the sale of UC Townhomes, require investment in these units to make them safe and livable homes and halt developer plans to develop the land upon which they are built.
>As a coalition of labor unions representing Black and Brown workers, we know that securing safe and affordable rental housing is a constant struggle for working-class people of color in the city. A large number of the workers we represent are required to reside in the city as a condition of their employment; but rising rent costs, a shortage of affordable housing and structural barriers embedded in the rental application and affordable housing voucher process make securing housing increasingly difficult. We need our city’s leaders to stand with our Black communities so that our workers are able to continue living and working in Philadelphia for years to come.
In Solidarity: SEIU Healthcare PA; APWU Local #89; AFSCME DC 47 Retirees Chapter; Philly NOW; BMWED-IBT Local 3012; AFSCME District Council 33; SEIU AFRAM (Healthcare PA); National Domestic Workers Alliance — PA Chapter; UNITE HERE Local 274; Philadelphia Chapter APRI, Inc.; Philly Black Worker Project; Einstein Nurses United and PASNAP; National Writers Union; District 1199C; SEIU 32BJ; and SEIU PA State Council.
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Trader Joe’s in western Mass becomes first company store to unionize
COLLIN ROBISHEAUX
July 28 at 5:04 PM ET
Workers at a Trader Joe’s in western Massachusetts have become the first in the chain’s workforce to unionize, voting 45-31 on Thursday in favor of a union.
Trader Joe’s United, the name of the union at the Hadley location, will be an independent bargaining unit not affiliated with a larger labor union. Employees have been pushing to unionize since May.
Representatives from the National Labor Relations Board conducted the vote over two days. A simple majority was needed for the vote to pass. Objections can be filed over the next seven days before the results are officially certified.
This is the latest in a slew of union organizing efforts in Massachusetts, including multiple Starbucks locations.
Maeg Yosef, an organizer for Trader Joe’s United, said the union’s next step is to sit down with the company and work out a contract.
www.bostonglobe.com/2022/07/28/business/trader-joes-western-mass-becomes-first-company-store-unio...
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Trader Joe’s in western Mass becomes first company store to unionize - The Boston Globe
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Employees turned in a 45-31 vote on Thursday to join Trader Joe’s United, an independent bargaining unit not affiliated with a larger labor union.What a very sad day
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