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Article

8 Jan 2003

Author:
UFCW - United Food and Commercial Workers International Union

Wal-Mart's War on Workers: Frontline Report from Colorado, Texas and Florida

Wal-Mart's claim that its "associates" don't want union representation rings hollow as the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) issues three new complaints against the retail giant. Following a NLRB investigation of worker charges in Denver, Colorado; Paris, Texas; and Orlando, Florida, the government has charged Wal-Mart with illegal surveillance, threats and intimidation of its associates.