Mercedes-Benz Alabama Workers File for Union Vote
The move is part of the UAW's nationwide campaign to organize non-union plants, amid allegations of anti-union tactics by the company.
- A majority of workers at the Mercedes-Benz plant in Alabama have filed a petition with the National Labor Relations Board to hold a union representation vote.
- The United Auto Workers union is targeting non-union plants across the country, including the Mercedes plant, as part of its organizing campaign.
- Workers are calling for safer job conditions, citing health concerns due to the current working environment.
- Mercedes-Benz U.S. International has stated it respects workers' rights to unionize and aims to ensure a fair voting process.
- The UAW has filed charges against Mercedes for alleged anti-union tactics, including intimidation and wrongful termination.
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