U.S. Labor Laws Need 'Desperate' Reforms: Fmr. NLRB Chair

What makes the current unionization effort at Amazon different from previous ones?

• It is the first attempt to unionize Amazon workers.

• It has gained significant attention due to various crises.

• It is happening in the North.

• It involves a smaller number of employees.

How has Amazon responded to the unionization efforts?

• By supporting the unionization process.

• By closing down the warehouse.

• By holding mandatory anti-union meetings.

• By increasing wages to $20 per hour.

What is a potential criticism of the mail-in ballot election process?

• It is faster than in-person voting.

• It may lead to a suspect final tally.

• It is only used in the South.

• It is more expensive than in-person voting.

What role does the National Labor Relations Board play in the election process?

• They organize anti-union meetings.

• They decide the method of voting.

• They provide financial support to unions.

• They enforce wage increases.

What is a major issue with the current labor law remedies?

• They are too harsh on employers.

• They are only applicable in certain states.

• They are weak and take a long time to enforce.

• They are too quick to implement.

What could happen if the union wins the vote?

• Amazon could legally shut down the warehouse.

• Amazon could retaliate against union supporters.

• Amazon could increase wages to $25 per hour.

• Amazon could be required to negotiate with the union.

What is a key component of the proposed labor law reform?

• Reducing the number of union elections.

• Increasing penalties for employers who violate labor laws.

• Eliminating the National Labor Relations Board.

• Allowing employers to choose the voting method.