A union is seeking a new election after employees of an Alabama warehouse voted not to unionize and says the company violated legal restrictions throughout the election, The Wall Street Journal's Sebastian Herrera reports. In objections filed with the National Labor Relations Board, attorneys representing Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union allege that Amazon intimidated and threatened employees into voting against unionizing. The union alleges that Amazon, through company representatives, threatened employees with the loss of jobs or closing of the warehouse as well as possible loss of compensation and benefits, if the union were approved. An Amazon spokeswoman said the union is misrepresenting the facts rather than accepting the choice of the employees. "We look forward to the next steps in the legal process," she said.
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