The complaint, dated Tuesday, focuses on two sit-down interviews Jassy conducted with CNBC and Bloomberg in April and June - some of the few times he has spoken publicly since the historic labor win at an Amazon warehouse on
In the April interview with
He echoed similar statements on
In the complaint, the agency said Jassy’s statements were “interfering with, restraining, and coercing employees in the exercise of the rights guaranteed” under the National Labor Relations Act.
To resolve the complaint, Amazon can settle with the union or take the case before an administrative law judge in February. The agency is also requesting the company to mail or email workers a notice of their labor rights.
The company has objected to the union’s labor win on
Since the first labor victory, the union's momentum has been blunted by losses at two other Amazon warehouses in
Last week, the union pulled a petition it filed for a separate election at an Amazon warehouse in
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