*SMLR-Net: Selected news on labor and employment relations & human resource management*
*November 30, 2021*
*Title:* Union Vote at Amazon Warehouse in Alabama is Overturned by Regional Labor Office
*Source:* The New York Times
*Author:* Noam Scheiber
*Date:* November 29, 2021
*Summary:* A regional office of the National Labor Relations Board on Monday ordered a new union election at an Amazon warehouse in Alabama, upholding a union challenge to a vote that the company won decisively.
*Link:* https://nyti.ms/3IhIge3
*Title:* Ex-Google Workers Sue Company, Saying It Betrayed ‘Don’t Be Evil’ Motto
*Source:* NPR
*Author:* Bobby Allyn
*Date:* November 29, 2021
*Summary: *Three former Google employees have sued the company, alleging that Google's motto "Don't be evil" amounts to a contractual obligation that the tech giant has violated.
*Link:* https://n.pr/3IgDhu2
*Title:* State and Local Enforcers Standing Up to Protect Workers
*Source:* Working Economics Blog – Economic Policy Institute
*Author: *Terri Gerstein
*Date:* November 29, 2021
*Summary:* Recent cases brought by state and local enforcers include a host of violations: construction companies engaging in “a pattern of deceit” to misclassify and underpay workers; unsafe working conditions at Amazon; failure to provide paid sick leave; and the chronic problem of employers misusing interns and not paying for their work.
*Link:* https://bit.ly/3lmII0r
*Title:* The Rise and Fall (and Rise?) of Organized Labor (Podcast)
*Source:* NPR – The Indicator from Plant Money
*Author:* Stacey Vanek Smith
*Date:* November 29, 2021
*Summary:* Today on the show, author Erik Loomis joins us to talk about his book, "A History of America in Ten Strikes" and the future of organized labor in America.
*Link:* https://n.pr/3d2AB4D
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