Wells Fargo employees in Oregon allege anti-union behavior by managers
This article originally appeared on May 24, 2023 in American Banker:
In the latest allegation that Wells Fargo has engaged in union busting activity, employees who are pushing to unionize say the bank's management engaged in unfair labor practices at an Oregon call center.
Staffers at the call center allege that flyers posted by members of Wells Fargo Workers United, which was established in late 2021 by employees seeking to unionize, were repeatedly torn down by managers. The flyers were distributed as part of a nationwide campaign to spread awareness about the group's progress.Wells Fargo workers were also allegedly prohibited from wearing shirts bearing messaging and other imagery associated with the Committee for Better Banks, which helped establish the Workers United group.
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