Six H&M New York Clothing Stores Unionized Through Voluntary Recognition
July 28th 2011 · 0 Comments
Workers at Six H&M New York Clothing Stores Join a Union
Holly Rosenkrantz | Bloomberg
Jul 28, 2011
Workers at six New York City-area H&M stores, owned by a Sweden-based clothing retailer, won a two-month union-organizing campaign after their employer didn’t demand a secret-ballot election.
The United Food and Commercial Workers Union will represent 240 sales clerks at H&M stores in Queens, Brooklyn, West Nyack, White Plains, Yonkers and Staten Island, all in New York. They join about 1,200 New York H&M workers, most based in Manhattan, already in the UFCW.
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Tags: H&M, UFCW, Voluntary Recognition
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