U.S. Labor Board Cites Apple for Illegal Union Suppression Tactics

The National Labor Relations Board has ruled against Apple for interrogating staff and confiscating union flyers at its NYC store, marking a significant decision in ongoing labor disputes.

• The NLRB confirmed that Apple's actions at its World Trade Center store violated federal labor laws by coercively questioning employees about union activities.
• This ruling is the first against Apple by the NLRB, highlighting a crackdown on corporate anti-union practices.
• Apple faces several other pending cases related to labor violations, indicating a broader challenge to its workplace policies.
• Despite the ruling, the NLRB lacks the authority to impose punitive damages or hold executives personally accountable.
• Unionization efforts continue at Apple, with recent petitions at stores in New Jersey and ongoing disputes in other locations.

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