Meanwhile, Apple has grown to be the most valuable company in the world.” In its mission statement, Fruit Stand Workers United explain the problem they see is “Year over year, the cost of living in New York City has not kept pace with our wages. For health and safety, we look to conduct research into security protocols with customer interactions, and research into track dust, health effects from building materials, and noise pollution at Grand Central. For benefits, we seek more robust changes, like increased tuition reimbursement, faster accrued and more vacation time, and better retirement options, including higher match rates for 401(k) and enrollment into pension plans. Spotted by CNBC’s Kif Leswing, a new video walking through the unionization process has been added to the Fruit Stand Workers United website along with a new section going over specific improvements the group wants to see made possible through a union.įor pay, we seek a minimum $30 for all workers, built up on a matrix based on role, tenure, and performance. In this phase, for a union election overseen by the NLRB to occur, 30% of Grand Central Apple employees will need to complete a card signing. They’ve entered the beginning process of seeking to form a union. This weekend the group launched Fruit Stand Workers United covering the details of the unionization efforts for employees at the Grand Central Apple Store.
Along with seeking improved working conditions, more vacation time, and better retirement options, the group is looking to secure a minimum wage of $30/hour. After learning about Apple retail employees at the Grand Central store in NYC starting the process towards unionizing this weekend, new details have been shared about the group’s goals.
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