Netflix Spy Kids Production Driver Demands Review From Federal Labor Board in Case Challenging Teamsters Discrimination
Netflix Spy Kids Production driver exposes Teamsters “hiring hall” scheme that operates in violation of federal law
An employee of Flying Food Group, a foodservice provider to commercial flights at Los Angeles International Airport, has hit the Unite Here Local 11 union with federal charges. The employee, Kenia Solano, maintains that union officials and agents have targeted her with harassment, intimidation, and even physical confrontation over her opposition to the union’s control. Solano filed her charges at National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) Region 21 with free legal aid from National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation staff attorneys. […]
“Unite Here Local 11 officials may as well change the union’s name to ‘Unite Here or else,’” commented National Right to Work Foundation President Mark Mix. “While it’s bad enough that multiple employees from the same foodservice facility are reporting mob-like tactics against workers who oppose the union’s agenda, the truth is that Unite Here officials have a track record of using illegal and intimidating methods to coerce worker ‘support’ in countless hotels, stadiums, casinos, and other workplaces across the nation.
“Foodservice and hospitality workers nationwide should know that they have rights to end union membership, speak out against union bosses, and refuse to pay some or potentially all union dues without having to fear retaliation,” Mix added. “Foundation attorneys stand ready to help them exercise their rights.”
All contents from this article were originally published on the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation Website.
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