Wonderful Co. Challenges California Farmworker Unionization Law in Court

The agricultural giant seeks to halt the state's card-check system, arguing it undermines employer rights and due process.

Wonderful Co. has filed a lawsuit against California's Agricultural Labor Relations Board to stop the enforcement of a new unionization law.
The law allows farmworkers to unionize by signing authorization cards without a secret ballot, which Wonderful claims is unconstitutional.
The company faces a June 3 deadline to reach a collective bargaining agreement with the newly certified union at its nurseries.
The United Farm Workers, which recently unionized Wonderful's nursery workers, argues the company's lawsuit is an attempt to disempower workers.
The case could potentially escalate to the U.S. Supreme Court due to its constitutional implications.