Workers in New York seek to create first AutoZone union as company resists

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What happened

Company may have spent about $200,000 to fight union effort in White Plains, where 11 people can vote to join UAW Workers at an AutoZone in White Plains, New York, are seeking to become the first store at the US’s largest auto parts retailer to win a…

Key facts

  • Company may have spent about $200,000 to fight union effort in White Plains, where 11 people can vote to join UAW Workers at an AutoZone in White Plains, New York, are seeking to become the first store at the US’s largest auto parts retailer to win a…
  • Reported by The Guardian and published Fri, 18 Sep 2026 11:00:17 UTC.

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