Beaverton Valley Times: Hillsboro Wells Fargo call center employees call foul on 'union-busting'
This article first appeared in The Beaverton Valley Times on June 12, 2023
Wells Fargo call center employees in Hillsboro allege the financial services company is retaliating against its employees through union-busting activities.
In the latest in a slew of complaints from the Wells Fargo William Barnhart call center, employees accuse the international bank’s management of removing union-related flyers in the workplace, which would violate the National Labor Relations Act.
Meghan Merez, a Wells Fargo lead customer resolution representative, said in an interview that she was hanging flyers in break rooms and lunchrooms late last year while advocating for better staffing.
As she posted the papers, she was met by a security guard taking them down. The security guard told her building management directed him to remove the signage.
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