Amazon accused of violating NLRB workers settlement
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A regional director of the National Labor Relations Board has accused Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) of violating a settlement with the body.
A complaint states that Amazon (AMZN) is not abiding by a 2021 settlement that requires it to let workers stay on company property after their shifts to organize, Bloomberg reported.

The complaint, obtained by the news service through a Freedom of Information Act request, says Amazon (AMZN) should end enacting or enforcing rules that negatively impact workers' rights. It also asks that the company post notices for employees about their rights.


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