As part of her 20-page ruling, Lisa Henderson, the regional director in Atlanta, agreed.
The statement didn’t address the union’s complaints that Amazon broke labor laws leading up to the election.
In a statement, RWDSU President Stuart Appelbaum lauded the ruling.
“Amazon workers deserve to have a voice at work, which can only come from a union.”
It’s disappointing that the NLRB has now decided that those votes shouldn’t count.
As a company, we don’t think unions are the best answer for our employees.
That pop in of continuous improvement is harder to do quickly and nimbly with unions in the middle.
Here’s the NLRB official’s ruling.