US Apple Store Workers , May Unionize.
On Feb.
18, 'The Washington Post' reported that employees at a minimum of two U.S. Apple stores... .
... are gearing up to file paperwork with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).
At least six more retail locations are reportedly heading in the same direction but are at less advanced stages in the process it takes to unionize.
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At least six more retail locations are reportedly heading in the same direction but are at less advanced stages in the process it takes to unionize.
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The Apple unionization efforts reportedly stem from hourly wages not keeping up with the rate of inflation.
The development also comes less than a month after Apple's overall revenue rose to $123.94 billion with its strongest sales report ever.
Additionally, Reuters reports Apple CEO Tim Cook's pay last year was 1,447 times more than that of the tech giant's average employee.
Additionally, Reuters reports Apple CEO Tim Cook's pay last year was 1,447 times more than that of the tech giant's average employee.
The push for unionization by Apple employees comes as several other U.S. corporations have seen similar efforts gain traction.
Amazon and Starbucks are among the most notable.
Amazon and Starbucks are among the most notable.
The Great Resignation and unionization efforts such as these seem to indicate that workers everywhere have had enough
