Labor issues are plaguing Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) as shares dropped nearly 2% following accusations from the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union (RWDSU) of illegal interference with a union election in Alabama. The NLRB overturned a previous election result due to Amazon’s influence, leading to a rerun. Allegations include removal of union literature and limiting access to facilities. Amazon denies any wrongdoing, stating compliance with labor laws. Investors are concerned as Amazon’s labor problems persist, with the company seemingly hindering unionization efforts rather than improving relations with workers in certain areas.

The RWDSU has filed Unfair Labor Practice charges against Amazon, accusing the company of illegal interference in a union election in Alabama. Last year, the NLRB overturned a previous election result due to Amazon’s influence, leading to a rerun. Amazon denies any wrongdoing and states compliance with labor laws. The company’s actions, including removing union literature and limiting access to facilities, have raised concerns among investors as labor issues persist. Amazon’s approach to labor relations, particularly in certain areas, continues to be scrutinized.

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