“It’s like hitting a fly with a mallet,” said Michael DiGuiseppe, vice president of Local 259. “At the first whiff of a union, they had their corporate executives in the store the next day.”
A new calculator from workers’ rights watchdog LaborLab estimates that the parts retailer AutoZone has paid $257,943 to managers and lawyers to crush a union drive by 11 workers in one store in White Plains, New York 1/2