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Sacks v. I.N.S.A., Inc.
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June 12, 2024
Massachusetts Pot Shop To Take Union Fight To 1st Circ.
A Massachusetts cannabis retailer found to have engaged in union busting is appealing a district court order that directed it to bargain with a United Food and Commercial Workers local and to offer to rehire two fired union supporters.
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May 14, 2024
Mass. Pot Shop Ordered To Recognize Union, Rehire Workers
A Massachusetts cannabis retailer found to have engaged in union busting must recognize and bargain with a United Food and Commercial Workers local and offer to rehire two fired union supporters, a federal judge ordered Tuesday.
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February 01, 2024
UFCW Backs Injunction Bid In Pot Co. Union Fight
A United Food and Commercial Workers local has urged a federal judge to order a Salem, Massachusetts, cannabis shop to recognize and bargain with it, saying a court order is needed while the shop appeals a bargaining order issued by a National Labor Relations Board judge.
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November 06, 2023
Pot Co. Challenges NLRB GC's 'Unprecedented' Injunction Bid
A Massachusetts cannabis shop urged a federal judge not to make the company negotiate under the National Labor Relations Board's recent Cemex decision, calling agency prosecutors' bargaining order request "unprecedented" and their bid to reinstate two fired union supporters moot because the workers don't want to be rehired.
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October 16, 2023
NLRB Official Seeks Injunction In Pot Co. Union Fight
A Massachusetts cannabis shop's firing of two union supporters crushed an organizing campaign with a United Food and Commercial Workers local, a National Labor Relations Board official told a federal judge, saying reinstatement and a bargaining order are necessary to reverse the damage to employees' unionization rights.